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… and I add a question 😊 With only a system controller (same Canyon) can I fit a miniremote, so the miniremote could handdle a Kiox 300 ?

Hello and thank you for your comment. Yes, from the software side the module does fit your Gazelle bike because it has the Bosch Smart System. Unfortunately, a recurring problem is the space on the motor. Here we cannot make a general statement as to whether it fits. You could check this with your trusted dealer or directly with Gazelle. Gazelle may also have developed special motor covers to ensure that the ConnectModule fits. Hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

Hi and thank you for your comment. Unfortunately this is not possible with your bike. The Giant RideControl App is only compatible with Giant bikes from model year 2019. Sorry for not being able to help you further. Cheers - Michael

Bonjour, merci pour ton commentaire. Heureusement, c'est très simple : tu dois maintenir le bouton « i » enfoncé pendant 5 secondes, l'affichage passe alors automatiquement des miles aux kilomètres et vice-versa. Cheers - Michael

@@ebike24 OK j ai appuye sur le bouton I est ça a marche !!!! merci encore

Hello and thank you for your comment. It really depends on where you want to mount the display. If you want to mount it above the handlebar using the single-arm bracket as shown in the video, I would recommend positioning the cable outlet towards the back/downwards. However, if you prefer to mount the display lower down, above the stem, having the cable exit towards the front/in the direction of travel would be the better option. Both options are perfectly feasible. It simply comes down to your preference and ensures neat cable routing on the handlebars. Cheers - Michael

@ebike24 thanks I'll wait till the bike arrives and have a look. It's impossible to tell from the website there are no photos of the handlebars or whether there is a central controller. Thanks for responding, when i find out I'll buy the parts from your website

Hi and thanks for your comment. If you already have a control unit installed, such as the Purion 200 or System Controller, and want to add the Kiox display, then the ID conflict should not occur. This issue only arises if you also replace the control unit, as it serves as the 'brain' of the Bosch system. Cheers - Michael

Hi, thank you for your comment. If you have already the Purion 200, then the ID conflict should not appear when installing the Kiox 500. The Purion is basically the ‘brain’ of the e-bike system. This means that the ID conflict only occurs if you replace it. Cheers - Michael

Hi Andrew, Thank you for your comment. If your bike has a quick release, I assume it also has mounts for a pannier rack. In that case, you should be able to mount the rack without any issues. We have a tutorial on our German channel, perhaps the visuals will be helpful: ruclips.net/video/zDVCDaKfOUw/видео.html If your bike does not have mounts for a rack, you can use the seatstay adapter (www.ebike24.com/ortlieb-quick-rack-seat-stay-adapter), which is also explained in the tutorial. I hope I was able to help you! Cheers - Michael

Hi, yes this is possible! This video may help you as well: ruclips.net/video/jsKCrjyZjH4/видео.htmlsi=otpAK93xAuwnL7Mc Cheers - Michael

Hi and thank you for your comment. Bosch recommends a tightening torque of 30 Nm for the SX motor bolts. However, this may be different for each bike manufacturer. You should therefore stick to the manufacturer's specifications. Cheers - Michael

@@ebike24 OMG thank you Ive been searching for hours for torque !!!!!!!!! 30 Nm why is this hard to find

Hi Marius, thank you for your comment. The dimension of the battery are: 24x10x7 cm. Hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

Hi Matt, thank you very much for your comment. Yes, this combination is possible with your Trek bike. You can also check here: www.bosch-ebike.com/en/service/productcombinations For the stem mount, we currently offer only one mount that is universally suitable: www.ebike24.com/byschulz-kiox-300-stem-ahead-bracket However, you can carry out the installation just as shown in the video. You can find the Kiox 300 retrofit kit here: www.ebike24.com/bosch-kiox-300-e-bike-display-for-smart-system?number=7600-005 For the correct cable outlet, you will need to check which option suits your bike better. You can also find the Bosch Y-cable for a cleaner cable layout here: www.ebike24.com/bosch-y-display-cable-system-controller Cheers - Michael

Thank you for your kind words! The Bosch mounting instructions for the SX motor state 30 Nm. However, this is only a very general specification. Especially with a carbon frame, I recommend that you contact your bike manufacturer directly. Cheers - Michael

Hi, Thank you for your comment! That is tricky. Is the Bosch System Controller already installed on your bike? Retrofitting the System Controller is unfortunately not possible if you don't have the prefabricated recess in the frame. Cheers - Michael

Hi, the batteries have different manufacturer part numbers depending on the battery size and horizontal/vertical orientation. The pivot/axial mounting type is not indicated with the battery because this depends more on the bike and the specific part you need for the battery. You need to pay attention to the mounting type your bike has when buying replacement parts. I hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

Bonjour, nous avons également une vidéo en français. Vous la trouverez ici : ruclips.net/video/FuPlTHFf7Tk/видео.htmlsi=opIV-xOS2xFqTID1

Hi, thank you for your comment. If the bike in the video is the same as yours, then this is not possible. Since it is an electric bike, you have to pedal in order to activate the motor support. This is defined by law here in Europe. If you are in the US, then this bike is most likely a 'Class 1' bike (e-bikes that are pedal-assist only, with no throttle, and have a maximum assisted speed of 20 mph). If you would like to use an electric bike with a throttle, you would need a 'Class 2' bike. More info here: www.juicedbikes.com/pages/e-bike-classifications. Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have further questions. Cheers - Michael

@@ebike24 thanks for the help. The bike has the walk assist mode so I was wondering if you could hack it.

I wish you to have it soon!

Hi Bruce, thank you very much for your kind words. Yes, you can upgrade to the RideDash EVO SG display since your bike also uses the SG (Smart Gateway) system. For this display, you will also need a control unit and the display holder. You can find all the details on the product page. The corresponding control units and holders are also linked in the text: www.ebike24.com/giant-ridedash-evo-sg-display You do not need any additional cables, as these are included in the scope of delivery. On our German RUclips channel, we have a tutorial on retrofitting the display. You may not understand everything, but at least the visuals should help you install the display: ruclips.net/video/Pd9fOy8WQpE/видео.htmlsi=57fFyfYxAUkzcxlu I will try to get this video translated and uploaded on this channel as well. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have more questions! Cheers - Michael

Hi and thank you for your comment! It seems that your Trek Powerfly has the Bosch eBike System 2. With this system, unfortunately, there is no connectivity to your phone through the display/control unit. You could upgrade your Purion to the Kiox or Nyon display. Alternatively, you could install a mobile phone holder on your handlebar and use your phone in combination with cycling apps like Strava or Komoot. These links might help you: Bosch Kiox display: www.ebike24.com/bosch-kiox-display-set Bosch Nyon display: www.ebike24.com/bosch-nyon-display-2020-2021 Phone holders: www.ebike24.com/e-bike-smartphone-mount Hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

Hi, thank you for your comment. I looked up your bike, and it appears that it does not have the Bosch Smart System but the previous Bosch eBike System 2. If your Purion display looks like this, then it is definitely the Bosch eBike System 2: www.ebike24.com/2017-bosch-purion-e-bike-display-performance-line You can still upgrade to another display. You can use the Kiox display for the eBike System 2 (different display than the one in the video): www.ebike24.com/bosch-kiox-display-set The Bosch Nyon display also fits: www.ebike24.com/bosch-nyon-display-2020-2021 You can also contact our customer service for any questions at info@ebike24.com. I hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

@@ebike24 great! thank you for replay! Yes that`s Purion I have now installed! I`ll go for Kiox you linked, but is there detail manual for instalation?

There should be a manual inside the box with the Kiox. However, you can also find it online here: www.bosch-ebike.com/fileadmin/EBC/Service/Downloads/Bedienungsanleitungen/MY2021/Kiox_Online_Manual/Bosch-eBike-Manual-Kiox-Online-MY21-EN.pdf?_=1708417639

Hi, thank you for your comment. You do not necessarily have to remove the phone case. Most cases should fit on the SmartphoneGrip if they are not too thick. I would recommend using the SmartphoneGrip only if you are riding on mostly even terrain. It is not made for use on downhill trails, etc. Bosch states that occasional drops of up to 15 cm are permissible. Unfortunately, you cannot turn off the charging function. If you do not need the charging function of the SmartphoneGrip, I recommend getting a normal mobile phone holder (e.g. www.ebike24.com/e-bike-smartphone-mount?p=1&o=2&n=24&f=96). In the end, the SmartphoneGrip is just a convenient solution for holding and charging your mobile phone on the handlebar while riding. The FlowApp works via Bluetooth, so you can also use other holders. Cheers - Michael

Hi and thank you for your comment! We don't yet have a tutorial specifically for the Orbea Wild 2023, but we do have some videos on retrofitting a display or lighting system to the Bosch Smart System motor. Here is a tutorial for the lighting system: ruclips.net/video/UehStx2I35k/видео.html Here for retrofitting a Kiox display: ruclips.net/video/24tASpIRSZc/видео.html And in this video we explain the connections on the Bosch Smart System motor: ruclips.net/video/4Eo_nIglP4A/видео.html Here you can find the full playlist on the Bosch Smart System: ruclips.net/p/PLPIBfz0e_avlM0Q6Pywa9u1mVpPdzcmLB You can also find the same videos on our German channel, if you prefer: Light system: ruclips.net/video/2v2ilKluFSQ/видео.htmlsi=ec-pMV2UZiF7WAb7 Kiox Display: ruclips.net/video/r1Pds51o8Qc/видео.htmlsi=iUnVndq7RKFV8t5l Smart System connections: ruclips.net/video/WGdO-47n3gU/видео.htmlsi=1KDmgWi5QrMg-yNO Hope this helps! Cheers - Michael

Hi Andrew, thank you for your comment. In that case you can connect your front light directly into the MPP. You do not need the additional MPP cable. Cheers - Michael

Hi, thank you for your comment. All the riding data is stored in the motor. So when you connect a new display it will automatically receive this data from the motor, and it will be shown there. This includes mileage, average speed, etc. Cheers - Michael

Wanker you know nothing 😂

@@KenKearpa96 its is very popular to see the innards shown on youtube of the bosch systems used in rain. I heard one guy who had 4 or 5 rebuilds. It is due the design of using a gasket that will fail with temperature changes and use and grease inside that doesnt protect angainst rust like a thinner oil would. The solution is to use a thinner grease added throguh an oil port. A small dremel bit does it

@@KenKearpa96 you

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