Controller for Bafang FM G311.250.D 13

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Hello!

I am new in this forum and i have been searching info of a Bafang controller compatible with a Bafang FM G311.250.D 13 with no success.

This is the Bafang motor i have:
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i would like to use this motor with a 48V battery on a Xiaomi Qicycle EF1 modified with 20" wheels. In the sticker states that this motor is for "big" wheels, so i dont't know if it will works correctly.

I have the motor and a 48V battery, so i suppose that i need the controller, pas sensor and display, but the more threads I read, the more doubts I have about RPMs for small wheels, phases, watts...

Any help would be greatly apreciated.

Thanks in advance!
 
Of course If it were better to buy a complete motor kit (hub motor, controller, pas sensor etc) i would try to find it.

More info about the bicycle in case it helps:

Xiaomi Qicycle EF1. Its working with its original motor, 250 W, 36 V high-speed motor M108RL from Ananda. Originally their specs where:
2 coils on the outer ring make the 10 magnets on the center spindle go round and round–260 times per minute. The motor has a continuous output power of 180W and 7.3 Nm of torque. (Ifixit Xiaomi MiJia QiCycle Folding Electric Bike Teardown)
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Oficial Ananda specs

But with its controller modded to feed 48V to the motor hub, so the bicycle now can go at 32/34km/h on flat ground and pedaling comfortably.
The controller:
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Again thanks in advance.
 
Should be easy to find a controller kit that fits your bafang motor as plug 'n play. KT is kind of the go to for a motor like that.
If the motor is a standard wind you won't go as fast as with a fast wind. Be good for hills, though.
 
How did you get 20" wheels into a 16" bicycle?

Motors are designed with a target RPM at a given voltage. The G11 appears to come in a 200 and a 310 rpm version., WIth a 20" wheel, I estimate 200 rpm is 19 km/hr and 310 rpm is 30km/hr. I think the Xiaomi Qicycle EF1 had a 260 rpm motor for 19 km/hour on 16" wheels,

All of this is simple math. With 48V, I would guess there's about a 20% increase. That's my experience when I've gone from 36V to 48V on the same bikes.

KT controllers should connect right up with a bafang motor. You might look at a 20A model. Avoid the simpler displays that don't allow use of the many options on the controller.
 
How did you get 20" wheels into a 16" bicycle?
The rear wheel was easy, there was enough space only had to modify the anchor points of the mudguard.

Ther front wheel was harder. I had to change the fork and the mudguard. The new fork had disc brake mount, so I adapt the hub to use disc brakes.

This is the "evolution":
16"-16"
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16"-20"
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20"-20"
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Motors are designed with a target RPM at a given voltage. The G11 appears to come in a 200 and a 310 rpm version., WIth a 20" wheel, I estimate 200 rpm is 19 km/hr and 310 rpm is 30km/hr. I think the Xiaomi Qicycle EF1 had a 260 rpm motor for 19 km/hour on 16" wheels,

All of this is simple math. With 48V, I would guess there's about a 20% increase. That's my experience when I've gone from 36V to 48V on the same bikes.
I apreciate this info a lot, thank you very much! Unfortunately i think that my G11 is de 200rpm version (13t), so with 48v i think that my top speed will be a little less than 25km/h. If I feel the bicycle too slow, I will look for another motor with more rpm in the future.

KT controllers should connect right up with a bafang motor. You might look at a 20A model. Avoid the simpler displays that don't allow use of the many options on the controller.
Perfect! the KT controller have 22A. The included display its very small, I will look for another more advanced display.

Thank you very much!
 
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