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WooHoo! My Z1 is here too. Gotta give it a good once-over before I take it out, so I'll post an update about ride, etc later. What I'm looking for are instructions on exposing the gear sensor lead from the M620. I don't see an obvious way to get into the housing but I'm hoping there's a secret method that will prevent me from having to drop the whole motor off the frame first. :) Thoughts?
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Originally posted by ah0lman View PostWooHoo! My Z1 is here too. Gotta give it a good once-over before I take it out, so I'll post an update about ride, etc later. What I'm looking for are instructions on exposing the gear sensor lead from the M620. I don't see an obvious way to get into the housing but I'm hoping there's a secret method that will prevent me from having to drop the whole motor off the frame first. :) Thoughts?
At least for the X2, the cable itself is missing so I'm working on locating a cable to do gear sensor or single brake cutoff sensor... not sure how many Ultra cable variants there are - possible it's a different plug on the motoro/controller and you're missing the cable entirely, or it may have an unpopulated connector...start by finding the wiring diagram showing plugs and the inputs/sensors plugged in, e.g. throttle, display, etc.
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Thanks. It was one of the purchasing decisions behind the Z1 (m620) over the X2 (m600), because the motor is supposed to have the gear (or break) sensor connector already on it. The wiring harness was posted by paxtana on another thread: https://electricbike.com/forum/forum...-documentation
So here's the gearsensor docs: https://www.electricbike.com/manuals...or-manual.html
Now my hope is for someone to either post instructions on dropping the motor, or coming upon them somewhere else in the forums.
Thanks for the link to the Z1. I'll start posting my findings in there.
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Originally posted by Nebakanezzar View PostWould any of you Z1 owners who got a large frame mind measuring the reach, their website shows the TT but not the reach.
Thanks!
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Would still be helpful info if someone could measure... thinking I might want a Z1, or maybe a Hydra Fat bike, for a touring/commuting bike in the future.
The Z1 is built on the Dengfu E22 frame, same as the Wattwagons Hydra. I found the Geo for the E22 online, but the dimensions dont match up between the E22 geo I found, and the few published measurements for the Hydra and Z1... so hoping for some real world field measurements.
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Originally posted by Nebakanezzar View PostWould still be helpful info if someone could measure... thinking I might want a Z1, or maybe a Hydra Fat bike, for a touring/commuting bike in the future.
The Z1 is built on the Dengfu E22 frame, same as the Wattwagons Hydra. I found the Geo for the E22 online, but the dimensions dont match up between the E22 geo I found, and the few published measurements for the Hydra and Z1... so hoping for some real world field measurements.
It seems like as much as some would like to say differently from my view the WW Hydra frame is different from the Z1 in some aspects. Hard to tell though without them being side by side. I find online measurements can be off even though CAD generated for the most part?
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Here is the geo i was able to dig up for the E22/23...E23 is the fat bike variant.
I'm thinking bout doing a fat bike DIY project. There are a bunch of DIY build threads based on the E10 frame (same frame as the X2) from folks in the EU/UK. Can't buy the E10 or E23 frame in the US, but I have a buddy in the EU I could use as a proxy.
The large X2 is too small so as Luna isn't offering the X2 in a XL size I'm currently working on getting a XL E10 shipped to me through my buddy, and just transferring all the bits from the X2 to the XL E10
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