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Did you ever figure this out? The same thing happened to me

Unfortunately the only way to increase the controller speed limit is to buy the upgraded speed controller from Freesky.

@@sandnap ah ok kinda what i thought. thanks for your reply

Yw! Yes it is possible and the wiring that came with it has connectors for it.

I am glad you found it helpful!

I cut it to 6 3/4" inches and have two 1/2" spacers. The minimum I think you could get away with is 5 3/4" without any spacers.

@@sandnap thank you sir!

Thanks! There are so many good options out there right now. Most everything I have heard about Freesky is good and my experience has been good. Their support is great and they have a wide variety of options. If you don't care about having a rear suspension the Himalaya is a good deal. The Eurostar is also a good deal for a dual suspension. It mostly depends on your budget.

Nope I haven't. I removed the throttle on it so I could make a case that it is a pedal assist only ebike and I try to be very respectful of others on the trail which I think helps. It is a lot of fun.

@@sandnap Thanks me to. Goal is PED 1 2 if sucking wind. Respect as well. Hope to see you up there.

Thanks! You should check out my upgrades video if you want the full story ruclips.net/video/sdPcSP0PEMg/видео.htmlfeature=shared. In a nutshell I replaced the suspension, both the fork and shock because the stock suspension doesn't have rebound dampening and with the weight of the fat tires, rims, and hub motor the rebound is harsh. Also, the controller rattles around in the aluminum box so I cut some packaging foam to shape and padded it. I also made it so that I can remove the kickstand with a thumb screw when I am riding trails. Those modifications took care of the rattles. Regarding PAS, I was taking it pretty easy on the climb in PAS 2 & 3. I enabled all 9 PAS levels so the assistance is different than stock. Also, I downsized the front chainring and installed a different cassette so the gearing is lower and better for trails.

@@sandnap I just checked your upgrade video, awesome job! Thank you!

Thanks! The ordering process was very smooth on Alibaba. The order was complete and arrived in less than a month.

​@@sandnapNice! That is surprisingly fast for such a niche product from china

I am not sure what the epro x-6e uses but I suspect that it is the same as the original Swift Horse since they both have a dual crown fork. The stock fork on the original has a 1 1/8" straight tube and the headset is 44mm on the top and 56mm on the bottom and has open bearings. I replaced it with this one amzn.to/3Xyc5iL (this is an affiliate link) and have been very happy with it. The new one supports the straight tube or if you swap forks to a tapered fork it works with that too.

Someone left a comment that had the access code at one point, I assume they got it from Freesky. Once I had that I just figured out the settings through trial and error.

Thanks! It's a great bike, highly recommended.

Thanks! The total build was just under $3200 USD.

Thanks! I didn't have a problem with the tolerance but I have heard others who have and had to use thin spacers. Here is a conversation related to this: www.emtbforums.com/threads/my-lightcarbon-lce930-build-with-bafang-m820.35012/post-497365. Good luck on your build!

@@sandnap Great, thanks!!

I can't say for sure but I found a couple of 1000W mxus motors and it will work on those models.

I haven't done a video specifically about the cost but I get asked about that a lot. I may make a video itemizing the cost of the build. The total cost was $3117.89 USD. A rough breakdown: Frame/Motor/Battery - $1800.73 Fork (2023 Fox 36 Performance, new closeout) - $339.99 Shock (2023 Fox Float X Performance, take-off, like new) - $180.00 Dropper post (EXO 900i) - $73.16 Brake set (IIIPro E4) - $83.32 Rotors & adapters - ~$25 Seat - $25.99 Bars - $19.99 Stem - $9.97 Groupset (SLX) - $127.37 Grips - $11.53 Wheelset (SUNringle Duroc 35) - 262.96 Pedals - $13.63 Tires (Maxxis) - $105.99 Crank arms (152mm) - $37.99

Thanks for sharing that information. Awesome job.

Ciao! Il costo totale della build è stato di poco inferiore a $ 3200 USD. Ho acquistato il telaio, la batteria e il kit motore da Alibaba, il nome del fornitore è Chanzhou Fieldbikes, Co. Jim di LightCarbon (jim@lightcarbon.com) potrebbe aiutarti a trovare il miglior fornitore per il tuo paese.

The overall length of the dnm is 165mm but the travel is 35mm. This translates into about 80mm of frame travel in the back. The usable travel on the Himalo fork was somewhere near 150-160mm (plenty), my new Manitou front shock is 150mm. More squish in the front than the rear. The tall 4" tires help absorb the bumps too.

I didn't buy the unlocked controller because I use my Swift Horse on offroad trails and not as a commuter. I would definitely consider it if I did use it on the road more. I believe you can mess with the wheel size in order to increase the top speed though I have never tried it.

Forgot to say.. doctors found a hole in my heart in February.. i just turned 39 year old in March.. the February doctors told me i have 3 to 5 years to live .. and the doctor i saw after told me i will be lucky if i have 1 year to live .. the last doctor i saw 3 weeks ago told me " oh i think they're just trying to scare you , for you to come to ur appointments " they STILL havent gave me medicine for that problem .. they found multiple problems that time in February.. Severe High Pressure/ 1 lung like gettin bigger than the other I dont know the word in english / the Shunt in my heart.. told me my feet are going to get swollen 3 times their size and slowly but shorly im going to have a heart attack .. THATS what that doctor toldd me man .. and still no medicine.. i need to do like 4 more tests for them to know what to give me ... its ridiculous.. she said i was on a wating list she cant do nothing more... i remember one test was called MIBI PARSANTE or something like that / one was called nuclear medicine or wtv.. she wants to put something in my leg to go to my heart for them to see wtv like a camera but its called something else... I always take the Elevator when im in the subway when i go to the pharmacy for my medication .. but today i had to walk like 10 steps on the stair .. and I couldnt even. Breathe when i got to the top .. I was breathing heavily and yelling in between breaths while sittimg down and everyone just staring at me .. i felt i was literally going to die from not having oxygen ... it was the 2nd time i felt like that this month... it was so crazy man ... sorry i had to vent a bit .. i dont really have friends to talk to... Every freaking morning when i wake up i have literally to spit for 1 whole hour all those secrecions from my lungs before i even have to start my day ... i finish 3 boxes of Kleenex a day !!! 🤦‍♂️😪😪😪... im just tired .. and I just sat down and been writing on this small phone keyboard for an hour straight ... im done bro .. have a nice day buddy ... all love thanks for listening 😂😂❤❤🙏🙏

Man I am sorry to hear this! I think it's terrible if doctors are giving you false information in order to get you to go to your appointments 😠. I wish you the best! Hang in their man. 🙏🙏🙏

I can't say a lot about the Wallke H7, this is the first I have heard of it. The reviews seem to be favorable but the customer support seems to be lacking. Freesky has great customer support. My other possible concern is that they don't advertise the brand of the cells they use in their batteries. Off brands come with a fire risk, Freesky uses Samsung which are good. Unfortunately that's the only advice I can come up with since I don't have experience with the Wallke. Best of luck in your decision!

Based on the range I get out of my 20ah Swift Horse I imagine the warrior will do 60-90 miles tops. Don't take my word for it though. I get 60+ miles on my Swift Horse and I climb a lot of hills. If you can get a second battery I imagine either model will be a good delivery bike. My Swift Horse has been a solid bike, If the other models are built as well and have the same quality of battery I think you would be happy with either one.

I am not sure about the front suspension on either model but I suspect they are not great. The rear shock on the warrior is not adjustable. The Himalaya doesn't have a rear suspension, it's a hard tail.

¡Gracias! Construirla ha sido una gran experiencia y me encantan los resultados. El proveedor de Alibaba al que le compré el cuadro, el motor, la batería, la pantalla y el hardware es Changzhou Field Bikes Co.

Ding ding, you are correct on the start nut tool supplier. 😂 Thanks, I really enjoyed building it and I love the way it rides. So far the Bafang M820 has been great other than the flaky Bafang app. I solved this problem by buying the K1 flash tool and now I can set the ride parameters up the way I like them. I am considering buying a second motor to have on hand in the event that I need parts down the road.

I came in just under $3200 USD. I ride mostly in sport mode which I adjusted to 60% of the max power. The range is around 30 miles with around 3200 ft elevation gain. I typically charge it after 20-25 miles +~2600ft and have 40-45% battery remaining.

Thanks! I purchased this in December of last year from a supplier on Alibaba and the total cost for the frame, motor, battery, charger, display, cables, cranks, headset, chainring, rear axle, UDH, and mounting hardware was $1783 USD and included shipping and import costs.

@@sandnap Wow that's really well done, I would of expected more for just the frame with motor and battery 👍

Glad you liked it!

Rob's video is excellent, I can't wait for the ride review. Thanks for pointing out the brake line, someone else caught that too. I don't know what I was thinking, I should have known better than that 😵‍💫. It has since been corrected.

Yes, thanks! I can't see any damage to the bike and I only have some scrapes and bruises.

Brakes are very strong and reliable so far. The build quality is excellent.

I was supplied a chain guide though I already broke and replaced it when I let the bottom of my pants get caught up in the chainring :o. If I remember correctly the mounting screw on the right side was not long enough so I had to provide my own. Other than that I was able to get it installed and working.

@@sandnap bike is running!!! how does it talk to the bafang app via bluetooth? is there a setting on the dpc?

Awesome! I didn't have to do anything to get it to connect other than allow the bluetooth connection on my phone. The app found the bike right away.

The motor kit came with the screen and PAS controller.

I removed the throttle but when I had it on the max was around 20mph.

I did, I installed a 152mm square hole crankset (104BCD) with a 40T chainring.

Thanks!

Definitely can upgrade it but so far this one shifts well so I don't have a reason to upgrade it. Inevitably I will bend it at which point I will probably go with a Shimano Altus to match my new shifter.

I applied blue locktite on them. I also marked the position of every bolt with white nail polish and check it before every ride. So far nothing has backed out.

I replied in the forum but I'll reply here too! Just the plastic cover, nothing else.

Unfortunately I am not sure how to gain access to the controller on a Warrior. Sorry, I hope someone else can help out.

Same code for the Warrior. Good news too. You can have the best of both worlds. Keep your controller with cruise control AND use cruise control at the top speed of the bike (ranges from 30-38mph or 48-61kmh depending on grade and wind) by changing the tire size in the settings to 18". Don't actually change your tire size on the bike lol. It will give you the incorrect speed on the display but just use your phone and you will see. Your welcome.