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@Leisesturm, I found this tip in your link to the 36V motor. Tip: If you have a 48v or 52v stock system, you can replace the stock inside motor with a 36v motor for increased power towards the top end of RPM/cadence support, but it will run a little hotter. Thanks!

Yes, I am thinking about getting a 36V motor like in your link.

Hi, I am Tom and new in this forum. I recently bought the tsdz2 48V 500W motor and installed it to a full suspension mountainbike. I really like the torque sensing and the small form factor. However I do like to have a higher cadence. The motor can do 4000 rpm which is about 90 rpm at the...