Recent content by 0utrider

Yup. Multi-meter shows they all the cells are right where they should be. Fifty miles? Yeah, I think I could do that on flat terrain if I keep the speed under 20 and I'm in the right gear to not lug the motor with these 29" tires. For fast runs over 25 miles, I'll bring my charger to be...

I’ve finished a 42 mile trek this past Sunday on a Bafang 750 BBS02 mounted on a Mongoose XR-Pro. I'm sure I could have extended that further if the route was flatter and I pedaled more. I got some creaking noises while cranking hard. I put blue thread lock on the bottom bracket nuts and...

Yeah, that does not sound right at all. I can't hear mine unless I'm moving slowly in a very low gear and even then it's a faint whirring noise.

Thanks man. I needed to remove the cranks to tighten the nut anyway so I'll inspect that I have it. If I don't, I'll add one!

The rubber pad? What rubber pad? Did I miss something installing my kit?

Good to hear it will be back. Thanks and let me know. I'm very interested.

I have a sub-$100 children's bicycle which has better Plastic levers than the apparently pot metal formed versions that came with my Bafang BBS-02. It could because of the specific supplier saving a dollar with their kit but it looks just like the rest of the levers I've seen in the photos...

Have you continued with improvements? Boards currently available? Thanks.

I did use it this weekend. Excellent! gZEV0kFOCzM

I'm reaching the 100 mile mark and the longest ride so far is a 31 mile ride. I still had some juice left in the pack after a mostly-throttle ride. I really think I can get 40 miles with my heavy use of throttle. If I keep the speed to 20, I'm very sure of it. 50 miles seems a real...

Skyungjae, I sure think that Bafang should hire you as a test pilot for quality assurance.

These both worked perfectly: The Bike Hand tool came with a kit and works for the retaining nut PERFECTLY. The main nut is tightened with the adjustable bottom bracket spanner from XLC. It works pretty darn good. At least a HECK of a lot better than the hammer and screwdriver method I had...

HA! I'm not the only one! Thank you for sharing your observations. I thought I got a reject pair. Now I know I'm not the only one. I'll be looking for a better way to do this like many have done.

Ah... I see. But wait.... The Dolomite? It has an aluminum frame.

Man, is that bike a Mongoose Fat Bike from Walmart? Change the stem, saddle strip decals and place bafang unit and you have... Still, it's a good price really.