TSDZ2 Throttle Support
- The throttle on a TSDZ2 is not fully independent like on the BBS02. Instead, it still works within the torque-sensing framework of the motor.
- With stock firmware, throttle support is limited and often feels indirect or delayed because the motor prioritizes torque sensing.
- Custom firmware (like OSF - Open Source Firmware) can improve throttle response and provide better configurability, making it behave more like a BBS02 throttle.
BBS02 Throttle Support
- The BBS02 throttle acts like a direct power control, bypassing pedal assist if needed.
- It provides instant response similar to a hub motor throttle.
- Works well even without pedaling, making it ideal for off-road riding or throttle-heavy use cases.
Comparison
Feature | TSDZ2 (Stock) | TSDZ2 (OSF) | BBS02 |
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Throttle Type | Limited, torque-based | More configurable | Full power override |
Responsiveness | Delayed | Improved | Instant |
Independent Use | No (requires PAS interaction) | Configurable | Yes (full override) |
Best for | Light throttle use | Customizable experience | Throttle-heavy riding |
Conclusion
If you rely on throttle as a primary control, the
BBS02 is the better choice due to its direct power delivery. The TSDZ2, even with OSF, still works best as a pedal-assist system with a throttle as an extra, rather than a primary control.