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Hi there, there needs to be a minimum of 6mm between the disc and the sensor.

Hi there, we will need to get some more information to check this bike. Please send us an email at nlscomponents@gmail.com, and we can check it out :)

We have 2 main sizes and 2 others, 62x7mm is most common, 66x5.5mm is the slim unit. The other 2 sizes are smaller for specific bikes. There is a nice chamfer on the outer edge which allows more clearance where it matters. Cheers

@@nlscomponents thanks for the reply, i’ve sent you an email asking about the Gen3 Norco Sight/Range VLT fitment. JG

Because this is a mechanical device, it effects both the speedo and milage, lowering each by 33%

Yes. The 54T vs 108T is on the drive side on this hub, the disc side is exactly the same which means this does not affect the SPEEDi.

@@nlscomponents ohh thanks notice 54 and 108 and not understand it first. I placed a order. Its gonna be great thanks

Generally speaking no, depending what rear hub is installed, make sure to compare the example picture with your rear hub. We have the specific 2023 Reign E+ 2 available on the website now.

Must be an illusion, definitely 1.5x faster.

It is not an illusion, but the author rotates with the inner gear of the planetary wheel and not with the outer one. The outer one is firmly connected to the wheel and it spins. The inner one (the one the author turns here) is firmly connected to the axis of the wheel.

Sorry, I've been flat out at the machine shop.

@@nlscomponents Please help me out getting one of your Speedi and install it.

I see you didn't get an answer. He bought? Does it work well on Smart Bosch? Without an error message about the manipulation of the speed sensor?

Haha! I like the way you think. But eventually the motor will run out of power to assist you through the wind resistance, and you will run out of gears, I have found most motors are good for about 50kph - 30mph, which is right where SPEEDi cuts out, at this point you are usually out of gears also.

Send me an email from the website and we can look into this with you.

As long as there is enough room to fit the unit between the disc and sensor/frame, Yes, SPEEDi doesn't discriminate brands ✌ Email me to see what we can do.

@@nlscomponents already sent an email with specification Bianchi Omnia FX

The Backing plate and Cover are made of Acetal/Delrin which is a self lubricating engineering plastic with a very good strength to flexibility ratio, meaning it does flex a lot before breaking, and is strong enough to stand on when assembled, the magnet is marine anodised (twice as thick as standard) 6061 T6 aluminium for corrosion resistance and durability.

Do you have to take the disc brake bolts off when installing it? Because when you took it off, you just pulled it off without taking the bolts off.

@@Shawn-in-da-Canyon Good spotting, you are correct, the Backing plate is a press fit onto the heads of the bolts, so you 'can' leave the bolts on, but it is more difficult and is likely not pressed up tight to the disc, because of this we recommend removing the bolts and starting from the beginning, this ensures the backing plate has pulled up correctly onto the disc.

Yes, I have sold a lot for this bike with great results, get in touch nlscomponents@gmail.com

The 2019 Powerfly FS 7 has a spoke mounted magnet whereas SPEEDi requires the sensor to be mounted inside the dropout near the axle. If the sensor is able to be mounted near the rear axle then it may be possible for it to work.

The SPEEDi is designed for mountain bikes with mid mounted motors and pedal assist, which have a disc bolt mounted magnet on the rear wheel for the speed sensor to pick up. Your bike has a rear hub motor which has an integrated speed sensor, so SPEEDi is not compatible, sorry.

@@nlscomponents I want to cry!

@@nlscomponents I just removed the controller, I will see if there is a thin red or white wire to disconnect.

Hi Lionel, I have replied to both of your emails within 2 days and haven't heard back, it must be getting lost in your emails somewhere?

@@nlscomponents seems weird mate as I sent the second one from my email not your webpage contact form. I will send another one when I get home from my Hotmail. Cheers.

@@lionelcook8522 Hotmail? WELL THERE'S YOUR PROBLEM 🤣🤣🤣

same here. I have sent 4 emails with no reply

Got the same problem. I really want that product but no answers...

The correct bottom bracket tool is highly recommended so that no damage is caused to the nut, as there are fine details that the backing plate uses to mechanically hold itself to the nut.

@@nlscomponents thanks guys appreciate the response 👍 I'm not very good at this stuff so just going to watch each step about 5 times as I do l😆

@@jbloggs4161 haha no problem, the instructions are also very informative and the most up to date nlscomponents.com/pages/support

@@nlscomponents thanks again Is there a specific bottom bracket tool or are they all the same? And really sorry to be a pain, but how do i ensure I'm tightening to 40nm?

@@jbloggs4161 16 notch 44mm, Either purchase the tool that allows the use of a torque wrench, or tighten it with the BB spanner to very tight, you will feel the retaining notches in the nut start to engage, go to around 5-10 clicks past touching.

Great question! I have customers report over 10,000km and still going strong which is very impressive, like everything mechanical it does wear out an need replacing, but I am very happy with it's durability and I'm sure you will be too.

The SPEEDi requires the speed sensor to be mounted close to the rear axle to pick up the rotating magnet. The unit requires enough space between the disc and sensor/frame to fit between - our units are 62x7mm and 66x5.5mm. The Cover also needs a flat end cap to press onto as seen in the video @ 1:45.

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Great point. Some bikes you can, some bikes you can't. The ones you can usually only allow a small amount of deviation, this is usually to allow the use of a smaller 'mullet' rear wheel. It does not make a significant improvement of top end speed like the SPEEDi does.