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>> Are Bosch systems even available as kits, or do you need to buy a bicycle
>> with the Bosch system?
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Small continent! Enjoy your discovery.
On Fri, Aug 7, 2020, 9:18 PM Jason Fuller wrote:
> Huh! I live within a short walk of Grin Technologies and this is the
> first I've heard of them.
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Huh! I live within a short walk of Grin Technologies and this is the first
I've heard of them.
Jason in Vancouver BC
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>> on mine since I picked it up late last year and have had no issues at all.
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My experience is with the Bafang BBSHD mid-drive system you see in my Cheviot
pics, and its moderately less powerful cousin BBS02. Pedal assist and throttle,
fairly straightforward to install if you're a competent wrench..if you can pull
and replace cranks and bottom brackets you can do this job
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True. Sorry if my post wasn't clear, the Platypus will have v-brakes and more
tire clearance. It's going to be awesome!
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Joe, I thought I read something about the Gen 2 Cheviot having V brakes and
other mods. Not true?
On Fri, Aug 7, 2020, 4:40 PM Joe Bernard wrote:
> Speaking of Cheviots..if you don't buy one soon then keep your eyes peeled
> for the upcoming Platypus. It's going to be a Cheviot with v-brakes and
year and have had no issues at all.
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Speaking of Cheviots..if you don't buy one soon then keep your eyes peeled for
the upcoming Platypus. It's going to be a Cheviot with v-brakes and more tire
clearance, would make an excellent eRiv me-thinks.
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Cheviot answers, which will be vague because I don't have it anymore:
1. The braking problem was because of the power of the motor, not an actual
brakes problem. That ridiculous 1500W kit needs v-brakes or discs.
2. I used 650B × 41 Fatty Rumpkins. I never tried full fenders but I'm fairly
con
[RBW] Re: Electrified Rivendells Oh, and to those who have the relevant experience: taking into account nighttime riding, large and heavy loads (I mean Costco shopping for 1, maybe 2), and rainy day riding: what is better, an electrified Clem/Cheviot/Joe/whathave you, or a real electric moped?On Fri
Patrick,
I agree about buying a purpose built ebike rather than a kit. I have lots
of bikes, including two ebikes. I like them a lot, but I like them because
they are well designed and built for specific purposes like hauling large
loads etc. I have a Riese and Muller Load which is a front loading
Short answer now for Patrick, I'll work on Dave's Cheviot questions later:
You're going to need a factory built ebike/moped/scooter for rain riding, I
can't recommend any bolt-on kits for that. DIY mounting of motors and batteries
and exposed wires is strictly dry-day territory.
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Oh, and to those who have the relevant experience: taking into account
nighttime riding, large and heavy loads (I mean Costco shopping for 1,
maybe 2), and rainy day riding: what is better, an electrified
Clem/Cheviot/Joe/whathave you, or a real electric moped?
On Fri, Aug 7, 2020 at 1:20 PM Patri
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