beemac

There's loads of info here about the reliability mods, but the more advanced firmware is probably the link posted by elinx, and not the...

I have hydraulics on both my bikes so I use the sensor and magnet combo rather than the supplied brake levers. To setup I use a dab of...

In addition to the excellent advice @Elinx mentioned I'd also recommend that you don't use a throttle. That puts more stress on the...

Yea as pxl666 said you need to open the motor up to see if it's cooked. The screw heads to open it up are on the back side in this...

Hopefully it's not cooked, but I think even at 10A you can still overheat it. The problem is the motor is effectively insulated inside...

Sounds like you've probably cooked your motor, do you have temperature mods/sensor installed? If not, it's highly likely you've...

Having said I've never heard of someone upping the voltage - i just read this recent post... I have flashed it on my bike now but I...

You really should read the mega threads on the TSDZ2 here, i know they are long but there is a wealth of good info in them about all...

Have you read the giant threads here on the TSDZ2? Many many things have been discussed... However not many discussions on upping the...

Probably not going to make much progress until the autumn now, too many other projects. My very un-electric (VW Crafter 2.5TDI)...

i've got an induction hob in my campervan, much easier to clean than a gas hob as totally flat, but you can't lift the pan off the hob...

Whilst I built my first battery (14s4p) I kept next to me a pair of leather welding gloves, a fire extinguisher and a metal container...

If you haven't already you can add a bearing to the drive side to support the spindle better - that might help long term creak - and...

American for mudguards iirc

Doesn't sound like a common fault... Screen freezing could be a loss of serial comms but that wouldn't explain the weak assist when...