@@michaelhart5070 with my display, it wasn't working because I went into the settings on it and changed the number of magnets setting to the wrong number. There are two settings for number of magnets, one related to the pedal assist ring (8). And the other one is the number of magnets in the wheel which I changed and shouldn't have. I changed it to 8 and it should have been 46.

@@EbikeRyder I just checked my 07 setting. set at 1 right now. so 1 magnet. doesnt make any sense. I dont think any magnets came off the motor either.

@@michaelhart5070 that number should be changeable, if it's for the number of magnets in the motor, if you change it to 46 it should start working hopefully mate.

@@EbikeRyder I dont know how many magnets are actually in the motor, or if they are loose or if i should even bother taking apart my hub motor?

@@michaelhart5070 no you don't need to, don't do that, you are telling the display how many magnets are in the motor by inputting the number, there's not a caencor in there countring them. Go to P07 in the display settings use the up arrow to change the number from 1 to 46. Then the Speedo will work.

Yes the controller and the LCD display are vital to change between different voltages. The settings in the controller can be changed through the LCD display settings, between 36v and 72v but some controllers won't support past 52v.

not in this video, just 1000w motor and controller. But i have upgraded to 1500w controller with 52v battery since and now get 39mph.

@@EbikeRyder 1500watts controller? It doesn't burn yung 1000 hub motor? Thanks.

@@marcodelacruz4354 no it's fine it's done 1600 miles with no issues, I had to match the brand for the motor and controller though.

Is it a self build or did you buy it pre built ebike?

@@EbikeRyder self build

@@younessghir 46kmh is 28mph which sounds about right with a 750w motor. You'd need a more powerful motor to get faster I think.

@@EbikeRyder yesterday i add another battery to mine .tottaly 72 v .but i only get 52 km/h and sometimes the motor fail

@@younessghir yes this is too much power for the 750w controller and will probably burn it out or burn out the motor. I upgraded my controller box to 1500w with 1000w motor so it could take 52v battery, the 1000w 48v controller couldn't handle 52v. I don't think you will get more than 28mph from a 750w motor no matter what voltage the battery is.

This is my old bike, it topped out at around 23mph with the 36v battery but had no power for hills.it got 33mph with a 48v battery. I'm now running a 1000w motor with 1500w controller and 52v battery, now I get 38mph and 25mph up steep hills.

@@EbikeRyder thanks

Hi the kit is a Voilamart 1000w rear hub kit, the battery is a 52v 20ah triangle battery for the centre of the frame. Unfortunately I can't find links to the exact ones I bought because it was 3 years ago. If you are going to buy 52v battery it might be better to get the 1500w Voilamart kit so it can handle the extra voltage.

@@EbikeRyder you are a star! thank you very much for your prompt reply.

@@EbikeRyder Morning. Thanks you for the advice. May I ask one more question. I have got my bike up and running with a 1500w 52v 20ah. (of course I would only use it on private land!)........... anyway the PAS modes seem to throw full power until I get to a certain speed and then cut off. So when I get up to say 15 mph it will cut the power right down and with a few turns of the pedals dumps the power on again. Perfectly manageable. However I was wondering if I could control the wattage or power output instead of the speed? As a random example level 1 PAS = 100 watts Level 2 = 150 watts and so on. Or am I in dream land. Thanks you in advance for your help!

It would depend on the kit you bought mate, mine is voilamart with the SW900 display, with this I can access extra settings by press and hold up and down arrows together while the bike is switched on, but then you need a list to know what each number corresponds to. Not sure if you have this option.Personally I don't use the PAS so don't know much about it. If you can access the settings(it'll say P01 flashing on the display) message me and here and I'll type out the list or the relevant one for PAS. @@chrisandrews7518

@@EbikeRyder I have the sw900 display also. Ok I think I have it figured out. Seems like it is controller dependant. Anyway thanks for your advice. The specs you gave me before work a treat and im 120kgs!! Cheers.

This sounds like either your connection between your battery and controller box has a problem or your battery is not powerful enough. When I was using a 36v battery it was 30mph maximum. I now use a 1000w motor with a 1500w controller box and a 52v battery and get 38mph. Just make sure you match your replacement controller with your kit if you do this.

No mate, in the UK they leave us alone because we have a giant deliveroo industry that all use them.

Yeah pretty much exactly, and I've been on my second bike for months, my main bike needs work.will start doing some ride videos soon hopefully.

Yes but you need to change the controller box settings to 36v otherwise it thinks a 36vbattery is a depleted 48v battery and won't last very long.

Cheers mate.

It is mate yes.

Thanks mate, I haven't done a ride video for a while, but running 2 bikes with the same kits now. Just one with 48v battery and the other 52v battery and 1500w controller box from eBay.

Thanks mate, appreciate it.

Usually if you hear a noise from these kits it means some capacitors have blown in the controller box, makes a wurring sound. Mines a rear hub motor and doesn't need gears for use. I've got 2 bikes with same kit so I'd recommend them. They're on 2400miles and 1600miles and going strong. They're also much easier to fit to the bike.

I'm standing about 30 metres from the cliff on the other side of the irwell on the old Manchester race course, now used for river overflow.

@@EbikeRyder Yeah but your videos titled River Irwell and the Cliff. It should be called The River Irwell and Lower Broughton Road Playing fields 😁

I have a scooter 36 volts 10 ah.. then i planning to change battery to hoverboard 36volt 4.4 ah is it a good idea?

What is it?

Will do man, good luck with the build!

It should work ok, I'm using a 52v controller with a 48v motor and a 52v battery. They work so in theory yours should too. Hope this helps. P.s. thanks for the sub

I subscribbed and ask question in other guys out there but they ignore my message ..but you sir respond to my comment quickly im so glad and learn new lesson.more subs to come

There are very clear rules and laws in place about ebikes, the police stored my bike for 2 months after I had an accident and broke my collar bone, then gave it back to me with no issues. I think if anything the stupid deliveroo riders will end up getting everyone banned because they don't follow any road rules and ignore red lights.

Hi mate, the low amp (10ah) battery could be a part of it, if you get a battery with higher capacity (mines 20ah) that will definitely increase your top speed. Also if you have the Voilamart kit or one with settings accessed from the display, make sure you're controller box is set to 48v and not 36v.

Added about 5mph to mine with same setup.

Took them a few of hours to build it from scratch using a toy X Wing for reference. Lol pretty impressive.

Lol, put the 4070 in and at first it looked terrible, picture was grainy and struggling to size to the TV. but once I downloaded the drivers from geforce experience, it's ran fine.

Thanks mate, been watching a couple of your vids.

@@EbikeRyder I appreciate that 😎👍

to be honest I'm good at 35-40mph, any faster and my frame would stress too much, its not really designed for those speeds.

@@EbikeRyder yeah depends on frame and suspension

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The bike is a Schwinn but I've changed out pretty much every part on it now, built my own battery covers. Got a 52v triangle battery for the middle of the bike.

@@EbikeRyder appreciate it👍

you need to do a walk round vid mate need check your machine out👍

It's a self built ebike, from a regular mountain bike, a Voilamart 1000w kit and a 48v 20ah battery. The kit is available on Amazon and eBay.

@@EbikeRyder Excellent ill try to find it. Much appreciated for replying

KZbin puts them on mate, my channel isn't monetized, I can't and don't put adds on my videos, I only have 320 subs, you need 1000 to monetize.

thanks man. lol

You think it's too much? 👍

@@EbikeRyder eh personally its distracting but thats just me

@@Quay2Quiet I have the RGB set to plain white most of the time so it's not too distracting and it can just be turned off if it is, but it's a cool effect to show it off on occasion.

@@EbikeRyder plain white is gud 👍👍 rgb will distract alot in my opinion

I have a rtx 4070 arriving 15th of may so I'll make an update video then.

​@EbikeRyder Kool I order a Rx 6600 today on newegg I hope it's good

@@VNtheOnly nice mate, Rx 6600 is roughly on parr with rtx 3060 so still a pretty good card, hope it turns out well.

@@EbikeRyder oh okay thats great dude

yeah I,ve done both ways before, just do it randomly now.

With 1000w motor, 1500w controller box and 20ah 52v battery I can do 38mph on a full charge, on flat roads.

It may be a little small for you, it's a 26" bike, maybe you'd be better on a 27.5" instead.

Both of my bikes were kits that included the display so I'm not too sure about compatability with other kits. You would have to have the right connections from the controller box for display. My kit is the Voilamart 1000w rear hub. With a 52v 20ah battery.

Thats exactly what I'm running now mate, I get 38mph no pedalling, i also upgraded the controller box to a 1500w to help with the extra voltage. they're only available on ebay though.

@@EbikeRyder awesome I can’t wait to try it out, and I got a spare 1500w controller here I’m thinking of hooking it up when it all comes 👍🏻

If you have an LCD display with access to settings for the controller then you can switch between 36v or 48v. If you can't access the controller settings then it will just think your 36v is a depleted 48v battery. On my kit I can switch 36/48/52v on my display.

@@EbikeRyder wouldn’t it harm the motor if the supply is more than 20% less of the rated voltage of the motor? in this case, it will be 25% less.

@@elahwentv8086 no with undervoltage it would be safe, but you will lose 20% performance from the bike. Going over the recommended voltage without changing settings would be dangerous.

@@EbikeRyder u mean the motor then will be act like a 36v rating instead of 48v?

@@elahwentv8086 yes exactly mate.

Hi Chris, it's the voilamart 1000w rear motor kit. On this video I was running it with a 48v 13.5ah battery. I'd recommend this kit as I now have 2 bikes with the same kit and both have done over 1500 miles and still going strong.

Thanks eversomuch 🎩❤🎩

I'm 60kg mate, pretty light but if you get the 1500w kit and a 52v battery it would easily compensate for the extra weight. You'd still get above 30mph.

2000w motor will do u nice