SCHWARZWILD Bafang M820 with LCE 930 frame

After the first 100 km I decided to make a few improvements.
Since the noise of the motor bothers me a bit, I greased it with Mobilgrease 28 and covered the housing with insulation mats to reduce the high frequencies. On this occasion I replaced the puny XT 30 connection with a flexible XT 60.
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I also processed the seat tube with an extended sanding roller in order to use a 170mm seat post.
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After the first 100 km I decided to make a few improvements.
Since the noise of the motor bothers me a bit, I greased it with Mobilgrease 28 and covered the housing with insulation mats to reduce the high frequencies. On this occasion I replaced the puny XT 30 connection with a flexible XT 60.
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I also processed the seat tube with an extended sanding roller in order to use a 170mm seat post.
Wow! Nice to see inside!
On my side the 170mm dropper fits without an issue
 
After the first 100 km I decided to make a few improvements.
Since the noise of the motor bothers me a bit, I greased it with Mobilgrease 28 and covered the housing with insulation mats to reduce the high frequencies. On this occasion I replaced the puny XT 30 connection with a flexible XT 60.
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I also processed the seat tube with an extended sanding roller in order to use a 170mm seat post.
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So U mix factory lube with your mobilgrease? Isn't that too much?
 
Yesterday the first ride after the "improvements" and what can I say ? The work can be saved, only minimal improvements in noise reduction. I had hoped for more. 🤷‍♂️ Still, one of the best bikes I've ever ridden.(y)


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Your painting is always so amazing,
Look forward the riding video,
Thanks for your praise, but what do you understand by riding video? The most I can do is one with a helmet camera, but then you can only see the handlebars. You'd probably rather see the whole bike in action, right?
 
Choose one way is more convenient for you is fine, as long as you display the whole bike at the beginning and end,
Hi Jim, would you also like a video of the bikes with LCES 004 and LCES 1075 frames? I love them all, every bike can be ridden in a different way. I can't wait to build a new framework from you again.

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So according to this guy,
Light Carbon with Bafang M800 ,
LG 18650 cells have a nominal voltage of 3.7v, but a peak of 4.2v when fully charged. Do your 21700 cells stay close to 3.7v even when fully charged?
No, I charge it fully and then get 13x 4.2 V = 54.6 V. Then I still have 1V reserve until the overvolt-protection
 
No, I charge it fully and then get 13x 4.2 V = 54.6 V. Then I still have 1V reserve until the overvolt-protection
Did you notice an improvement in regards with motor heating compared to « normal » voltage ?
I’m plannning on building a custom pack later and your solution is interesting !
How does the percentage on the display works? You stay longer at 100%?
 
Did you notice an improvement in regards with motor heating compared to « normal » voltage ?
I’m plannning on building a custom pack later and your solution is interesting !
How does the percentage on the display works? You stay longer at 100%?
The engine doesn't get particularly hot. However, I also rarely use level 4 and 5. With the increased voltage, the power is also sufficient in the lower levels. And the first 20km the display remains at 100%
 
Yesterday I did a tour of 68 km and 1600 hm without using the range extender. However, only in levels 1+2
What capacity do you think the largest battery will fit into this frame?
You made a great bike, very inspiring.
It's great that you show the construction step by step. 🤘🤘🤘
Accumulators are the most difficult knowledge for me.
 
What capacity do you think the largest battery will fit into this frame?
You made a great bike, very inspiring.
It's great that you show the construction step by step. 🤘🤘🤘
Accumulators are the most difficult knowledge for me.
I think a 13S3P with 21700 cells just fits into the frame. That would be 720 Wh. However, the weight of the bike would increase to over 19 kg.
 
Hi @KaroKönig , great build!

I’m thinking about replacing my LCES004 with a LCE930. How would you compare the two riding wise?

Thinking about the 48V version of de M820. Do you think a 14S3P will fit the frame?
 
Hi @KaroKönig , great build!

I’m thinking about replacing my LCES004 with a LCE930. How would you compare the two riding wise?

Thinking about the 48V version of de M820. Do you think a 14S3P will fit the frame?
My bike with the LCES 004 frame is 6 kg heavier and you can already see that in the handling. Downhill, however, I prefer the extra weight. Since I changed the head angle of the LCES 004, the frames are similar in geometry. I don't think there will be a 48V version for the M820 and a 14S3P wouldn't fit in the frame either.
 
My bike with the LCES 004 frame is 6 kg heavier and you can already see that in the handling. Downhill, however, I prefer the extra weight. Since I changed the head angle of the LCES 004, the frames are similar in geometry. I don't think there will be a 48V version for the M820 and a 14S3P wouldn't fit in the frame either.
currently you can purchase the CEF50 with M820 with 48V battery and someone here ride it
 
currently you can purchase the CEF50 with M820 with 48V battery and someone here ride it
The 48V battery is a 13S with 54.6V end-of-charge voltage, which still works with the 43V version of the M820. However, the 14S battery is a 52V and will only work with a 48V version
 
superb and now a fatbike with m560?
I am so dying to see this. I really would like to see a lighter fat bike build, without the M620. Still haven't given up hope on that one.
A lighter motor and smaller battery should easily shave off 5kg of the current fat bike builds.
 
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