Hi,
I just found this adapter, is this what I need for a BBSHD on a PF30 Fatbike Pro that is 100mm wide
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Specialized Carbon 'Fatboy' and the Bafang BBSHD
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This is my latest upgrade a new rear fender and a topeak super tourist
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Mostly for weight but if designed right it can flex for added suspension whereas alloy is just stiff. Still not as good as steel forks. A lot of engineering goes into carbon bike components so the flex well and absorb a lot of road bumps and vibration. When I see cheap chinese carbon clones I doubt they have those characteristics.
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You might want to cut those zip ties flush with a nipper, especially the ones on your seat stays, they can be sharp. Ask me how I know this.... lol.
Nice ride
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I have checked
and the frame is a lightweight alloy but the bike originally came with carbon front forks.
It now has Bluto's but the bike was called the Specialized Carbon Fatboy
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I'm curious too? Having no experience with cabin frames, the BB looks like it has welds?
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The PF30 to BSA adapter(s) you bought - do they just sit in the BB shell? How tight is the fit? The "teeth" of the motor bracket bite onto the adapter rather than the BB shell, right?
I just wonder if they add any support at all to the motor to stop it dropping down once the lock nuts are tightened? If not I guess you need to really righten those lock nuts.
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So Took it out for a shake down
Apart from
Seat needs angle changing
right gear lever alignment
right brake leaver alignment
derailleur tuning
all seem mechanically fine.
will check all bolts next
main Issue is the battery cuts out under load
I have to disconnect completely to get system to reboot
I have had this with the battery before
but 5 times on one ride is a bit much and not all under load too
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Its Home Made
A Neoprene Yoga mat and a couple of Roof rack straps Its Hand stitched at the moment but i am going to take it ti get some machine stitching for strength.
cost me £2 for mat and £4 for straps
Ohh and a box of plasters for all the holes in my fingers
But does cover the Triangle battery nicely
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Nice write up SuishyBoi, good to see a well documented build. Where did you get the battery cover?
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