Can you put a parts list that you used to build your e10? I would find it very useful. I am starting a build and trying to figure out what components would work best.
Thank you for watching my video and for commenting. Here is a link to my build sheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ctxkF3XXIlgQlZ-q7vBbltInIiJ90yGdsLXIyVbbyn0/edit?usp=sharing Please let me know if you cannot access it. Also, good luck with your build.
I was able to study it thanks. Question for you, why did you use a 30.9 shim on the seat post tube.? Could you not find a 31.6 mm seatpost? Also, did you have any trouble finding a 31.6 mm seatpost clamp or did you use a 31.8 mm clamp? Any suggestions and tips is appreciated.
Why did I use a 30.9 with a shim? I have several bikes, and some of the bikes use 30.9 posts and some use 31.6. To avoid issues with compatibility, I normally always buy 30.9 (dropper) posts and use a 30.9 to 31.6 shim (also sometimes called an adapter) if I need to run the post in a 31.6 bike. (I also hate (as in really do not like) internally routed dropper post cables, so I almost always re-route the dropper cable to be external...but I digress...sorry.) About once a year, I will have a dropper post that needs to be re-built and having them all at 30.9 makes it much easier to keep up with. Could I not find a 31.6 seat-post? I could have bought a 31.6. I normally use PNW posts, and they almost always have 31.6 posts. In my experience, there is no issue finding 31.6 posts. Did I use a 31.8 clamp? Sorry, but I may not understand this question. I used the seat-post clamp that came with the bike. In my build sheet I show that the stem is 31.8, but this 31.8 stem is referring to the stem connecting the handlebars and fork--not the downtube or the seat-post clamp. Please feel free to follow up on these or other questions. Also, if you are not already a member, I suggest that you join the Dengfu Frame Ebike Owner's Group on Facebook. The moderator and most members of that group are extremely knowledgeable and experienced with the e10. Several people have posted on that group as they have worked through e10 (and similar) builds.
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Can you put a parts list that you used to build your e10? I would find it very useful. I am starting a build and trying to figure out what components would work best.
Thank you for watching my video and for commenting. Here is a link to my build sheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ctxkF3XXIlgQlZ-q7vBbltInIiJ90yGdsLXIyVbbyn0/edit?usp=sharing Please let me know if you cannot access it. Also, good luck with your build.
I was able to study it thanks. Question for you, why did you use a 30.9 shim on the seat post tube.? Could you not find a 31.6 mm seatpost? Also, did you have any trouble finding a 31.6 mm seatpost clamp or did you use a 31.8 mm clamp? Any suggestions and tips is appreciated.
Why did I use a 30.9 with a shim? I have several bikes, and some of the bikes use 30.9 posts and some use 31.6. To avoid issues with compatibility, I normally always buy 30.9 (dropper) posts and use a 30.9 to 31.6 shim (also sometimes called an adapter) if I need to run the post in a 31.6 bike. (I also hate (as in really do not like) internally routed dropper post cables, so I almost always re-route the dropper cable to be external...but I digress...sorry.) About once a year, I will have a dropper post that needs to be re-built and having them all at 30.9 makes it much easier to keep up with.
Could I not find a 31.6 seat-post? I could have bought a 31.6. I normally use PNW posts, and they almost always have 31.6 posts. In my experience, there is no issue finding 31.6 posts.
Did I use a 31.8 clamp? Sorry, but I may not understand this question. I used the seat-post clamp that came with the bike. In my build sheet I show that the stem is 31.8, but this 31.8 stem is referring to the stem connecting the handlebars and fork--not the downtube or the seat-post clamp.
Please feel free to follow up on these or other questions. Also, if you are not already a member, I suggest that you join the Dengfu Frame Ebike Owner's Group on Facebook. The moderator and most members of that group are extremely knowledgeable and experienced with the e10. Several people have posted on that group as they have worked through e10 (and similar) builds.