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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Overall I like it. The power delivery is smooth. Put it another way: I often don’t realize that it’s working. I think that is the ultimate compliment. Then I look down and see that I’m pedalling two gears higher and travelling faster than without motor assistance. It more than offsets the...
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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Chainline The TSDZ2’s chainline is 50.2 mm. I figured that, with a motor, I can get by with 5 gears. I installed an 8-speed Sunrace CM66 11-32 gear cluster, but moved the two smallest gears over towards the bike’s centreline. I then adjusted the derailleur stops to only use 5 gears...
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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Installation Items were installed on a 1994 Cannondale H300 hybrid bike with standard 68mm bottom bracket. There was no room to mount what Tong Sheng calls the “mnotor hanging block”. I emailed Roshan about it and he replied, “don’t worry about it.” Like others on this forum, I added a...
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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Battery Charger The 58.8 volt, 2 Ampere charger charges the Wee Wee battery from 45% to 83% in 60 minutes. These batteries have a digital readout showing the charge percentage. This is awesome for charging to, say, 80%. The charger, without the AC cord, weighs 352 grams / 12.4 ounces. It is...
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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Ran out to do something. Rest of review coming!
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    Biktrix 52V Ting Sheng TSDZ2B and Wee Wee Battery Review

    Endless Sphere’s Tong Sheng thread convinced me to get the 52 volt TSBZ2B and Wee Wee battery from Biktrix in Sasjatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Cost was $499 and $299 USD plus about $60 for shipping. Biktrix has two web sites: www.biktrix.ca and www.biktrix.com. It seems both products are no...
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    New "TSDZ2 Torque Sensor Central Motor"

    I just checked and yes, the TSDZ2 front 42T is definitely for 3/32”. I tried it with a short length of 3/32” first: Given that the TSDZ2 has a 50.2mm chainline, and my rear sprocket on my Sturmey Archer X-RF8(W) hub is about 43mm, I’m wondering if a 6-7-8 speed 3/32” chain is actually more...
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