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Item Specifics:
Wattage:1000W
Motor Type:Brushless Gear Motor 
Bafang motor Model:BBSHD G320 1000W---The default motor is 52V motor. In order a better match, the motor will follow the battery you selected. 
Bafang Motor Position:Mid Crank
Bafang Controller:Integrated Inside the Motor
Display:500C/C961/850C/P860C/SW102/C18/750C/B750C(New version)
Chainring Wheel:40T/42T/44T/46T(The chain wheel of 1000W motor kit would don't include the chain wheel guard) 
Battery---
Shark Battery :48V17.5Ah/48V18AH; 52V 14Ah
Yingwu Battery:48V20Ah
Rear Battery: 48V 17.5Ah/52V 17.5Ah


Packing List
1.BAFANG mid Drive Motor 1pcs
2. Optional LCD display 1set
3.Brake lever or brake sensor 1 pair
4.Thumb throttle 1set
5. Chainring T40/T42/T44/T46
6.Crank 1Pair
7.Speed sensor and magnets 1set
8.1 to 4 cables 1pc
9.Lock nuts 1set
10.Ebike Battery---optional
11.Free Gift (Ebike headlight or taillight 1pcs, 250W stickers 4pcs,Install accessories bottom bracket 1 set)


FAQ:
What is the difference between 48V and 52V battery?
The motor will be more powerful and faster when it works with 52V battery.

Which bike can use this motor kits?
Bottom Bracket Width shall be 68-73mm,100mm,120mm, please download the Application Guide on the listing

Promotion:
1. Free Gift ---Ebike headlight(in default) or taillight 1pcs, 250W stickers 4pcs,Install accessories
the headlight and taillight are optional, headlight is in default, if you want the taillight please tell us by email

Notice:
1.Battery will be shipped separately, takes longer time than motor kit
2. if you want to keep your hydraulic brake or the taillight as a free gift, please tell us by email, we will ship the brake sensor and the taillight instead of the brake levers and the headlight
3.The Display B750C can only work for IOS system of iPhone

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Have not had a single motor failure... Bafang BBSHD (aftermarket kit); Fuck-yeah power (1000w nominal with 1500w peak)

. Bafang BBSHD (aftermarket kit); Fuck-yeah power (1000w nominal with 1500w peak). Fully programmable etc.

hey guys.. so when deciding what to buy, i would love to compare a side by side with people who own multiple bikes and would compare what they like about, dislike about. .and what they primarily use for.. 

for example      the juice bike is more fun for commuiting, but the specialized feels more comfortable when peding   etc.. (this is just a made up example btw)...  

exception-- if you ride a bike a decent amount, you can also post your comparison as well!

this could be really helpful to me and many others as well

<div class="md">hey guys.. so when deciding what to buy, i would love to compare a side by side with people who own multiple bikes and would compare what they like about, dislike about. .and what they primarily use for.. 

for example the juice bike is more fun for commuiting, but the specialized feels more comfortable when peding etc.. (this is just a made up example btw)... 

exception-- if you ride a bike a decent amount, you can also post your comparison as well!

this could be really helpful to me and many others as well
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if you own more than one ebike, post comparisons please

 It literally flies. At assist level 3 it devours any incline. It can easily cruise at 20-25 miles an hour in town traffic. I normally stay in off or level 1 and sometimes 2

 It will do 20 miles an hour on level ground using the throttle control only and no pedaling…nice.  Here is the lowdown on the kit and what you need to add this to your Catrike Order this 1000W Bafang Kit with the 48V/17AH, 46T chainwheel, headlight, and 850C computer console. Do not go with a smaller chainwheel as this motor has way too much power and you do not need the extra gearing. Then contact them and ask them to add in:  a speed sensor extension cable (so that it will reach the wheel)  two brake lever sensors (so you can retain your Avid levers which has the brake locks)  the gear sensor (so that it knows to cut power when you shift)  the installation wrench to install the crankset-motor  Other parts you will need from other vendors (do a web search):  Catrike Battery Mount so you can attach battery to your frame  Bafang Console and Throttle mount to mount the 850C computer console and thumb throttle (no where else to mount them so you need this)  UTcustom torque arm (this is optional but the motor produces so much torque, it’s better to be safe, then sorry)  2 each 6mm x 45mm x 10mm socket head bolts with washers (to replace the QR levers on the Catrike if you have them

 I wanted my daughter to ride with me so I purchased a stock Catrike Villager with the intent of adding a motor to it. After much online research, I opted to buy this kit. Installation took 3 days as I took my time but everything was really basic. End result: Add a 1000 watt motor to a lightweight Catrike and this tadpole is a monster

Bafang Install on Catrike Villager

 Oh, battery charger they give you is very basic, add another one that stops at an 80% charge for better battery life.  Overall, what I paid for this was very overpriced. With much work, the kit works well, but I did have to buy a good amount of extra pieces. I don't think this should be required for a $1300+ kit

 Again, no mention of this in the non-existent instructions. Plan on spending several hundred dollars extra on parts not included and $500 for a better battery. Oh, battery charger they give you is very basic, add another one that stops at an 80% charge for better battery life.  Overall, what I paid for this was very overpriced

So you are buying a bundle of parts put together by the seller. So the question is, did you get all the parts you need and are they of good quality? First, no instructions were included, they did give you some QR codes so you can watch third-party installation videos. This is not a great solution as some of the videos are not great.  As for parts, most were fine quality, but nothing special

Far from Excellent

 Also, having gone down from a 52 V eight amp hour battery to a 48 V 13 amp hour battery the computer and display screen thing has settings to alternate voltage I have set the settings for the voltage back down to 48 V but the system seems to think it’s still at 52 which drains my battery more than it should. I have reset it multiple times and even forced shut down the system but I cannot seem to get it to realize that it is 48 V I hope that this can be resolved soon. The computer I chose to get was the 500c display.

Awesome motor, but Issues after only three months

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The Hammerhead Karoo 2 was one of our very favorite machines to have out on unfamiliar rural roads in the mountains. It's really easy to get caught up in the glitz or a fancy presentation, but this device is so much more than a flashy screen. It's the computer of Chris Froome and the Israel Start-Up Nation professional cycling team for a reason. The phone-inspired design is certainly a big part of that. Its touchscreen has the natural responsiveness of a smartphone, and its Android 8 OS &#40;sorry iFolks!&#41; ensures it uses an intuitive interface familiar to most smartphone users. It's definitely a device for early adopters who know their way around troubleshooting software or devices without having their hand held over the phone. Once some of the potential hurdles are cleared, it's a sweet beast with lots of potential and more functionality coming online all the time. Perhaps the group to love it the most is the explorer group. Anyone who relies on maps and navigation to find new routes will find the rich colors and clear, easy to manipulate maps and directions irresistible. It's hard to go back to nav on other devices once you've used the Karoo 2.
The most difficult thing about the computer is the initial setup with updates and the integrations. A lot of other cycling computers lean on their apps to help with setup and integrations with 3rd parties. For the Karoo 2, the head unit is the main node for that. The app has very little functionality, which seems like efficient streamlining, but ends up causing some headaches.

The Hammerhead Karoo 2 was one of our very favorite machines to have out on unfamiliar rural roads in the mountains. It's really easy to get caught up in the glitz or a fancy presentation, but this device is much more than a flashy screen. The phone-inspired design is certainly a big part of that. Its touchscreen has the natural responsiveness of a smartphone, and its Android 8 OS &#40;sorry iFolks!&#41; ensures it uses an intuitive interface familiar to most smartphone users. It's definitely a device for early adopters who know their way around troubleshooting software or devices without having their hand held over the phone. Once some of the potential hurdles are cleared, it's a sweet beast with lots of potential and more functionality through frequent updates coming online all the time. Perhaps the group to love it the most is the explorer group. Anyone who relies on maps and navigation to find new routes will find the rich colors and clear, easy-to-manipulate maps and directions irresistible. It's hard to go back to navigation on other devices once you've used the Karoo 2.
The most difficult thing about the Karoo 2 is the initial setup with updates and the integrations. A lot of other cycling computers lean on their apps to help with setup and integrations with 3rd parties. For the Karoo 2, the head unit is the main node for that. The app has very little functionality, which seems like efficient streamlining, but ends up causing some headaches.
Read more: Hammerhead Karoo 2 review

The Hammerhead Karoo 2 Bike Computer is a GPS head unit for road and mountain bike riding. Its large touch screen and colorful display set it apart from competitors. The Karoo 2 is a great choice for serious riders who will use its myriad of training and mapping capabilities.
Key Features:
- TrueColor Screen – This is the brightest screen available on a cycling computer today.
- Predictive Path Technology – The Karoo can display upcoming climbs and points of interest whether or not a route is currently being followed.
- Continuous Enhancement – Hammerhead is committed to continually pushing out software updates and enhancing the Karoo's capabilities.

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 Its touchscreen has the natural responsiveness of a smartphone, and its Android 8 OS &#40;sorry iFolks!&#41; ensures it uses an intuitive interface familiar to most smartphone users. It's definitely a device for early adopters who know their way around troubleshooting software or devices without having their hand held over the phone. Once some of the potential hurdles are cleared, it's a sweet beast with lots of potential and more functionality coming online all the time. Perhaps the group to love it the most is the explorer group

 It's the computer of Chris Froome and the Israel Start-Up Nation professional cycling team for a reason. The phone-inspired design is certainly a big part of that. Its touchscreen has the natural responsiveness of a smartphone, and its Android 8 OS &#40;sorry iFolks!&#41; ensures it uses an intuitive interface familiar to most smartphone users. It's definitely a device for early adopters who know their way around troubleshooting software or devices without having their hand held over the phone

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 As i've mentioned, the app mostly exists to seemingly send notifications from your phone to the device, and this device can handle a whole load of notifications from lots of different types of platforms. For example, it gets all of the google suite notifications. If you want to get your emails when you're out riding, but it all can also get facebook messenger, which is probably more useful, although i would say be careful because when i connected to this phone, i just started getting notifications like crazy. When i was riding along - and actually you know - that's not for everyone - let's just let's just put it like that - the app itself, although limited, clearly has lots of potential, and it wouldn't surprise me if hammerhead made greater use of this in the future, they just haven't Done it quite yet, moving on to battery life, as i mentioned before, it charges via a usbc port, which has the benefit of a fast charging system, so 30 minutes charge in the wall socket will give you 30 battery an hour will give you 50, and it Takes just three hours to get a full charge now this has bags of potential for when you're bike packing, for example, or doing overnight trips, it just makes it that bit easier to charge up the claimed battery life by hammerhead is 12 hours, although in our experience We'Ve probably got closer to eight hours, depending on, of course, the temperature you're riding in the length of your ride and how many sensors you have working with the computer costing 359 pounds

 It has its own outfront mount, which i'll admit, is a little bit agricultural in its design, although it does provide a very solid connection with the device, but the way it really wins is it provides you with this, which is a garmin mount adapter. So this plugs into the back of the device and then that can plug into any garmin mount. You have, whether that is garmin's own out front mounts or a cage mount that you might have bought separately. That'S a really neat little trick and i absolutely love it

 Today, i'm going to give you my review open up the good looking box and you'll find the device in the first shelf and then you'll pull out the shelf below and then a draw very well engineered box, and in here you'll have a charging, cable and lanyard. The out front mount an allen key and also the adapter for a garmin out front mount. This is something that crew does, which is really smart. Is it allows you to hook it up to whatever your garmin mount is all of the setup of the hammerhead? Kuru 2 is actually done on device, which is slightly different to say the garmin edge 830, which offers you a blended option of either set up on the device or setup via your phone and the wahoo element roam, which is all set up completely on your phone

 Computer, the ham head crew 2 is a chunky device. When you look at it, it's closer to a garmin edge 830, although it is certainly wider, it has more depth to it and it is marginally larger than a wahoo element. Rome, although the bezel on the screen, is compatible to both of those, as i mentioned before, the hammerhead opts for a blended button and touchscreen setup, and the device has four buttons on each side. The top left and top right don't actually do anything when you're on the home screen

Hammerhead Karoo 2 Review | Cycling Weekly

For the test I used the GW4 44mm BT and a Hammerhead Karoo 2 bike GPS paired with a Garmin chest strap to track distance, elevation, speed and heart rate. The ride data from my Karoo 2 was first uploaded to Strava, then synced to Samsung Health. The result show that the GW4 was very consistent with the data tracked by the Karoo 2 and Garmin chest strap. For some reason the graphs for the Karoo 2 are very smoothed out in Samsung Health, but I think this happened when the data synced from Strava to Samsung Health because the graphs do not look like that on Strava

 The result show that the GW4 was very consistent with the data tracked by the Karoo 2 and Garmin chest strap. For some reason the graphs for the Karoo 2 are very smoothed out in Samsung Health, but I think this happened when the data synced from Strava to Samsung Health because the graphs do not look like that on Strava. This is only my first test but I'm happy with the results so far.

Side by side cycling workout results from the GW4 and a bike GPS paired with a heart rate chest strap. See comments for details.

 I mean who really wants a sim card for their bike? Gps, i sure, as hell don't from a market positioning perspective, the hammerhead kind of occupies its own place with just a single product available priced at 639 dollars, which is the same bracket as the garmin edge. 830 and the wahoo element vault with some variants, depending on your local market prices, and i would honestly say i prefer the kuru 2 over both the 830 and the element. Rome. I just didn't really care for the 830s hardware and the element rome feels too expensive, especially compared against the bolt v2

 This is currently on 100 right now, if you want it to be visible in the bright sun and that really eats into the battery life, so i think 10 to 11 hours is a reasonable expectation. If you're, a heavy user with navigation and backlight on and 10 to 11 hours is only really okay, it's sort of decent for a big screen sort of flagship size, gps. But it's really not that good. When you look across the market, my least favorite part of the hardware, though, is the sim card slot in the back

 For simple usability from a living with it perspective, this is just a damn: nice gps. It'S also really nice. When you're out on the bike, there's bike profiles, people who like to tie different data screens to a particular bike with different sensors. You get an elevation tracking system called climber, which pops up to give you data on noteworthy climbs on your route and there's the standard variety of automatic features

The hammerhead karoo ii easily the most hyped bike, gps ever and the great hope for breaking the garmin and wahoo duopoly. How does it stack up and should you buy one well after about nine months of using one, i'm ready to give my final thoughts? Let'S start with the kuru 2's hardware and it's my favorite overall package of any gps with nice slim profile, quite small bezels, a well implemented, touch screen physical buttons, all around the edge and usbc charging. It'S really hard to go back from a big screen: gps once you've gotten used to them, so don't be afraid that it'll feel too large. If you buy one, if you're already used to something that's a little bit smaller now, i've always been fairly hostile to small touchscreen gps's, because they're, just such a damn pain to use

Hammerhead Karoo 2 - LOOOOONG term review

Your post sounds very roadie-oriented (if I interpret "optimized" as "optimized for speed/performance") but I'll bite -- I'm maybe a 3 or 4?

My Tiagra groupset is definitely not "optimized."  What would you call cable-actuated hydraulic disc brakes?  Maybe irrelevant since performance-wise they just add weight.

I'm riding an entry-level aluminum-framed bike -- the geometry gives it road-like handling, but the high stack and tire clearance (38mm) are a nod towards endurance.  I still have all of my spacers below the stem, so not very "optimized" there.

Just curious to know what your general attitude is towards optimization. I've got the upgrade bug and I'm looking for perspective. Specifically fitness and sport cycling, think road, cross, and gravel.

So, on a scale of 1 to 10, how optimized are you? Are you happy where you are at? Do you have optimization upgrades in mind? What and why?

For the scale, lets say 1 is you'll ride anything you can get a leg over in your street clothes and 10 being Dura Ace 9270, multiple different wheelsets with different rim depths, an aero helmet, skin suit, and an optimized power output goal for you planed effort.

Curious to know!

<div class="md">Just curious to know what your general attitude is towards optimization. I&#39;ve got the upgrade bug and I&#39;m looking for perspective. Specifically fitness and sport cycling, think road, cross, and gravel.

So, on a scale of 1 to 10, how optimized are you? Are you happy where you are at? Do you have optimization upgrades in mind? What and why?

For the scale, lets say 1 is you&#39;ll ride anything you can get a leg over in your street clothes and 10 being Dura Ace 9270, multiple different wheelsets with different rim depths, an aero helmet, skin suit, and an optimized power output goal for you planed effort.

Curious to know!
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On a scale of 1 to 10, how optimized is your cycling experience?

  Wahoo basically wants you to die.  Also all bike GPS make the map smaller to cram in your all important power numbers which once again confirms that safety isn't a concern. It's more important to see how many watts you are doing than it is to know where to turn at the big intersection.

Also I don't need to know when I have arrived because I have arrived.  If I am routing to mike's burger shop when I am standing in front of a shop that says mike's burger shop I don't need you to tell me I am there.

 It's more important to see how many watts you are doing than it is to know where to turn at the big intersection.

Hey everyone!

Do you use Navigation Apps to optimize your diary rides?

So for my class in Innovation at University we need to develop a Minimum Viable Product for Bike Riders in Cities.

The aim is to develop an innovation for bicycle users that allows them to know the directions to their final destination without endangering their health by looking at their mobile phones. 

Have you used apps like Google Maps? What is your experience? 

Do you think that gloves or a light that flashes different colours to indicate whether to turn left or right, to inform you that you have arrived, would be a good idea?

Thanks for your help!

<div class="md">Hey everyone!

Do you use Navigation Apps to optimize your diary rides?

So for my class in Innovation at University we need to develop a Minimum Viable Product for Bike Riders in Cities.

The aim is to develop an innovation for bicycle users that allows them to know the directions to their final destination without endangering their health by looking at their mobile phones. 

Have you used apps like Google Maps? What is your experience? 

Do you think that gloves or a light that flashes different colours to indicate whether to turn left or right, to inform you that you have arrived, would be a good idea?

Thanks for your help!
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