thats awsome bro, i really want to get one myself. I was just wondering what the top speed of your one is and if you have a link to where you bought it from
Bottom bracket size in this Cubes is 73mm. Did you have to put some spacers or washers to properly install this Bafang motor? Is chainring with offset to correct chain alignment?
no need for big spacers, only 2-3 small spacers- washers to align correctly the big washer coming with the kit. The chainring has no offset to correct the chain alignment. but you dont have any problem. you can buy aftermarket chainring with offset.
@@mariostomas thanks. What about engine position? I know the Cube frame has a specific cable management feature that prevents the motor to be positioned higher up. Have you tried to file off the excessive part of the bike frame to be able to position the engine higher from the ground?
I wouldnt run my hardtail mountain bikes without front air forks and a suspension seat post. I have 2, bafang bbshd mountain bikes and a 750w mid srive i just bought. I never use gear sensors. Instead i change gears wben i stop pedaling then start pedaling and that gives a smooth change. Plus i found brake sensors very annoying. I use micro shift derailiers on all my bikes with a clutch an a ebike rated chain that everyone should be using on any ebikes. I also use sram level hydraulic disc brakes with ebike brake pads and ebike tyres from scwalbe which so far have done over 300kms and the tread lools like knew. And are an offroad tread. I would say i would not use an ebike without first installing an ebike rated chain and have a few spare quick links and fit ebike rated disc brake pads. I road one bike with standard pads and came down a 10% gradient amd by the time i hit the bottom, the brakes were almost non existant and were almost on fire on the rear. Good brakes are needed due to the extra weight and speed. Most brake companies like shimano and tektro all make ebike brake pads as well as sram. And one other thing worth noting is that using a programming cable can introduce a 30H code. I have also just had a eggrider i was programming on my phone make the motor it was attached to go into a 30h state. Apparently baffang are making motors so they cant be programmed using the aftermarket cable. As for the eggrider causing the 30h state, it is apparently lnown but i am het to tackle it. Im not very pleased as the motor controller it did it to o just sent away to be reflashed. My advice is to stear clear of programming cables and see if your supplier can program your motpr for you.
Loved this video. I actually own a cube aim and i really want to get a 750 watt bafang for myself. I was just wondering what the top speed of your one is and if you have a link to where you bought it from
@@paulshepherd2136 Do you have the link where you bought the kit from ? None of the sellers claim that the max speed will be more than 45kph. I am looking for max speed to touch 60kph.
@@rajrana4031 Max speed depends on size and type of tyres , psi of tyres, chainring , the voltage , and the settings of the controller and the wind . With this motor the average normal max speed is from 50-55 klm per hour on flat road.
@@mariostomas Σε ευχαριστώ Το σκέφτομαι και εγώ για το ποδήλατο μου, ένα flat bar gravel Πολλοί μου λένε να πάω κατευθείαν σε καινούργιο αλλά στην περιοχή των 1200 ευρώ είναι όλα σκουπίδια, για να πάω σε καλό θέλω 2500-3000 Δυστυχώς δεν το έχει κάποιος στην Ελλάδα
I got the same on a Trek 4500 26" hardtail with a weak 48v-10ah battery stock bafang 44t chainring. What cog brand ? I replaced the oem 11-34 to an cheap 11-44. The torque is so much i can hear clunking noise when shifting worried it will break. Top speed is aprox 30 mph!
@@stevencosby6708 Yup got all sensors brakes & gear still clunking cheapo 11-40T cog. The problem is i can't find a good quality cog that the BBSO2 can handle for the 8-speed cog. However, my Trek 4500 OEM rear rim Shimano 11-34T is perfect high quality but, sucks at hill climbing.
@@HB-yq8gy You could always consider moving to an internally geared hub. Those are generally stronger than derailleur setups. They also allow you to run a stronger single speed chain (since the chain no longer has to fit between the cogs of a cassette). I'm personally running a Rohloff, which I think is the way to go, but there are other solid options as well.
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I put the same motor the 750w on my Trek and my brother wanted the same setup and now i have two Treks with the Bafang750... Im loving it... 🚲🚲
thats awsome bro, i really want to get one myself. I was just wondering what the top speed of your one is and if you have a link to where you bought it from
Which model of LCD what I'm going to get? I want 750 watts also..
@@lethalchaos19display depends on ur preference
@@PA5Swith throttle easy 30mph. Obviously depends on terrain and load. With pedaling even faster
I see you are a man of few words.
Bottom bracket size in this Cubes is 73mm. Did you have to put some spacers or washers to properly install this Bafang motor? Is chainring with offset to correct chain alignment?
no need for big spacers, only 2-3 small spacers- washers to align correctly the big washer coming with the kit. The chainring has no offset to correct the chain alignment. but you dont have any problem. you can buy aftermarket chainring with offset.
@@mariostomas thanks. What about engine position? I know the Cube frame has a specific cable management feature that prevents the motor to be positioned higher up. Have you tried to file off the excessive part of the bike frame to be able to position the engine higher from the ground?
@@rgaik11i didnt file the frame of the bike. No problem with the high from the ground even in the forest.
1:51 you see your ghost bike from the previous lap 😂 looks like a slow lap this one 😂😂😂
I wouldnt run my hardtail mountain bikes without front air forks and a suspension seat post. I have 2, bafang bbshd mountain bikes and a 750w mid srive i just bought. I never use gear sensors. Instead i change gears wben i stop pedaling then start pedaling and that gives a smooth change. Plus i found brake sensors very annoying. I use micro shift derailiers on all my bikes with a clutch an a ebike rated chain that everyone should be using on any ebikes. I also use sram level hydraulic disc brakes with ebike brake pads and ebike tyres from scwalbe which so far have done over 300kms and the tread lools like knew. And are an offroad tread. I would say i would not use an ebike without first installing an ebike rated chain and have a few spare quick links and fit ebike rated disc brake pads. I road one bike with standard pads and came down a 10% gradient amd by the time i hit the bottom, the brakes were almost non existant and were almost on fire on the rear. Good brakes are needed due to the extra weight and speed. Most brake companies like shimano and tektro all make ebike brake pads as well as sram. And one other thing worth noting is that using a programming cable can introduce a 30H code. I have also just had a eggrider i was programming on my phone make the motor it was attached to go into a 30h state. Apparently baffang are making motors so they cant be programmed using the aftermarket cable. As for the eggrider causing the 30h state, it is apparently lnown but i am het to tackle it. Im not very pleased as the motor controller it did it to o just sent away to be reflashed. My advice is to stear clear of programming cables and see if your supplier can program your motpr for you.
Πολύ ωραία βίντεο το χαιρόμαστε με εσένα .Μήπως ξέρεις πως επιλέγεις κωδικό πεταλιερας π.χ 44τ κ.λ.π αν θέλω να παραγγείλω κάτι τέτοιο.
HELLO I ALSO WANT TO KNOW HOW YOU PUT THE SPEEDOMETER IN THE VIDEO WHAT DID YOU USE, WHAT PROGRAM DID YOU USE PLEASE TELL ME TOO THANK YOU VERY MUCH
search for --dashware-- program
Very informative video. Is the seat a must have?
The seat is a must have .
@@mariostomas Are we talking about the saddle or the suspended post?
suspended posτ which is SR Suntour NCX
Loved this video. I actually own a cube aim and i really want to get a 750 watt bafang for myself. I was just wondering what the top speed of your one is and if you have a link to where you bought it from
I've clocked 69.7kph on a 26" wheel Carrera subway with the Bafang BBS02 750w motor
@@paulshepherd2136 Do you have the link where you bought the kit from ? None of the sellers claim that the max speed will be more than 45kph. I am looking for max speed to touch 60kph.
@@rajrana4031 Max speed depends on size and type of tyres , psi of tyres, chainring , the voltage , and the settings of the controller and the wind . With this motor the average normal max speed is from 50-55 klm per hour on flat road.
Better buy the BBSHD instead of BBS02 @@rajrana4031
Tie bicykle už majú toľko káblov ako staré počítače 😂😂😂
How far did u travel on this trip?
30 kh
What happens to the front gears and also what’s the top speed
Μπορείς να μου πεις τι σου στοίχισε στη η μετατροπή;
850 euro
@@mariostomas Σε ευχαριστώ
Το σκέφτομαι και εγώ για το ποδήλατο μου, ένα flat bar gravel
Πολλοί μου λένε να πάω κατευθείαν σε καινούργιο αλλά στην περιοχή των 1200 ευρώ είναι όλα σκουπίδια, για να πάω σε καλό θέλω 2500-3000
Δυστυχώς δεν το έχει κάποιος στην Ελλάδα
Autonomie full electric?
from 25-30klm and more
I got the same on a Trek 4500 26" hardtail with a weak 48v-10ah battery stock bafang 44t chainring. What cog brand ? I replaced the oem 11-34 to an cheap 11-44. The torque is so much i can hear clunking noise when shifting worried it will break. Top speed is aprox 30 mph!
You need a shift sensor.
@@stevencosby6708 Yup got all sensors brakes & gear still clunking cheapo 11-40T cog. The problem is i can't find a good quality cog that the BBSO2 can handle for the 8-speed cog. However, my Trek 4500 OEM rear rim Shimano 11-34T is perfect high quality but, sucks at hill climbing.
@@HB-yq8gy You could always consider moving to an internally geared hub. Those are generally stronger than derailleur setups. They also allow you to run a stronger single speed chain (since the chain no longer has to fit between the cogs of a cassette). I'm personally running a Rohloff, which I think is the way to go, but there are other solid options as well.
@@bujin5455 Thanks again. I changed out the 11-44T cog to a 11-46T. I little bit more money than the old but, shifting seams smoother.
BBSHD Better 😛
You need to re-evaluate your definition of fun, I'd call that commuting