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    Cogging problem with QS205 and Sabvoton

    This was one of a few questions I asked in the wrong subforum with no answer, hoping you have some input on this! I recently finished building my QS 205 V3 4T bike with an unlocked Sabvoton 72150, and I have started experiencing some cogging and "clicking". Had none of that when I had just...
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    Overvolting/overamping NIU MQi+ Lite

    Saw a Niu Mqi+ Lite on marketplace for pretty cheap, and even though the motor only outputs ~1kw in this config, it looks to be the exact same one used in the more powerful versions outputting 3kw, which I assume is continous output, which made me interested in buying it and pushing some more...
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    Not getting this forum in my search results anymore

    I used to be able to google ebike related stuff and have endles-sphere come up as multiple of the search results, but now I don't get any results from here at all, even when really trying. What is going on? This is a great resource, and a lot of times google is better than the bult in search...
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    Will this bike work for a 16KW build?

    So I'm planning the project of building a high power ebike. Originally I was going to e-convert a dirt bike with a qs 273 50H, but came to the conclusion that doing a downhill bike build would be better as I then can use it to commute, and not only ride my build in the woods. I will be using a...
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    Overvolting/amping 9c clone, maybe with booster batteries

    I recently built an ebike from one of those cheap kits on amazon, and it is really fun, though quickly felt lacking in both speed and acceleration. Apart from the controller already connected I have got another one rated for 48 to 72V and 50A, though the capacitors inside it were 100V ones. My...
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    Cheapest high torque fast bike?

    So I have been looking on amazon at the 1000w kits avaliable for cheap, and through some research I have come to understand that you can easily put 2000-3000w in them for short periods at a time. What is the easiest way to do this? I heard you can probably use a 60v battery with the included...
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