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    EZ Rider Kit - popped one open to see what's inside (Brompton conversion)

    I'm not sure. Haven't come across any builds that have done this. Really not sure I'd bother, when a hub really is more than enough, super simple to install, and minimalist. This was my first hub motor, and I was really shocked at how excessive the power was for city cycling, even if it was only...
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    Any idea what can be done with this controller?

    Reporting back. Writing this mostly for people that are considering this kit. I think this does have some cadence speed sensing. II took it for a long ride yesterday. I took it down some gentle declines to test this. At a constantish speed and whilst ghost wheeling I could see gradual...
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    Any idea what can be done with this controller?

    Sadly I can't set those. Looks possible with the manual linked, but the display I have won't let me access those options.
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    Any idea what can be done with this controller?

    Awesome. Thanks heaps for the reply. Sounds like i'm going need to research commonly recommended KT / display pairings for my needs. Only other thought I had was if I could drop the current limit from 14 down a bit, and leave things on PAS3. Given that I'd be satisfied with just a bit of assist...
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    Any idea what can be done with this controller?

    Apologies if asking obviously stupid questions. I've recently popped open a generic chinese ebike kit with a hope that I might be able to tweak some settings. If not, that I'd be able to replace the controller +/- display and salvage the battery. It's the EZ Rider kit, that comes with the...
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    EZ Rider Kit - popped one open to see what's inside (Brompton conversion)

    Hi all. I'd previously had a commuter DIY project that did me well for many years. It was a Giant hybrid with a mid drive BBSHD. Loved the thing to bits and managed to get it to behave exactly as I liked - PAS settings would go from non existent, to slight increments of power - felt like you...
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