Thxs for the info on the differences between eMax & ePlus software. My EP6 is out of warranty and I don't plan on rolling back to a class-1 eMTB. I have looked at the eMax website, but they don't have any information on their software works with a EP6/EP801 motor. I may download the eMax...
Yep that is a Shimano EP6/EP801 fact, if the motor detects any oddity in the rear wheel sensor and you will get the E295 error:/ I was using a PearTune for the EP6/Ep801 and had the E295 error a couple of times, so I when with the ePlus flash software and converted the EP6 into a class-3 28mph...
I use 760mm on my all-mtn eMTB and 780mm on the DH/BP eMTB, to some 20mm wider different may not feel like a big deal of different. Not to change the HB discussion, but I have started using 55mm risers on both my eMTBs and that made a big different in ride feel. Some trails in my area with the...
I don't have a Orbea Rise, so not an issue taking the motor cover off on my Husky MC-5. But from what I am seeing on the Orbea website looks like you will have to drop the EP6 motor out of the frame:/
It's not the drive-side and you don't have to remove the crank arms, just turn the crank arm facing down. remove the 3 philip screws it's vary easy if you know how to use a philip screwdriver:)
Here a diagram that I created, could help. Other thing you could do is join a eMTB group and I am sure there is someone in the group who would know how to install the PearTune module:)
It's the same wire diagram, rear wheel sensor plugs into the PearTune and the PearTune plugs into the port that the rear wheel sensor was plugged into:)