Speedi wouldn't work on my 2022 Orbea rise , so printed this up.

[ep8-rs]

Here is a link to a 3D printer stl file which is a kind of copy of a speedi , but not exactly.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5148178

Now note that it took me some extra modifications to get it to work on my 2022 Rise , but work IT DOES!
The tight space tolerance between the magnetic sensor and the disc made it just a bit too tight for the speedi.
I also have to say that $119 for 3D printed parts , screws , and a magnet was just a bit much on the too much side.
So it didn't bother me too much when I found my bike didn't work and prompted me to look around.

So if you have a 3D printer or know someone who does. This is a simple print that just might work for you too.

Hope this inspires someone else like it did me.

 

[ep8-rs]

No one seems too interested , but I figured I'd update this with my findings for anyone who happens upon it in the future.
I'd say the ratio is about 3/4 of original in speed comparison and distance shown on the computer.
I took a known path and truly enjoyed not having the annoying power cutoff at 20mph.
When I did reach 20 on the speedo going down hill , I was peddling so fast I didn't even notice the cutoff.
I have to say , I might have to look into learning 3D design software and print a gear ratio closer to what it appears the Speedi has.
Anyway , hope this helps anyone looking around for alternatives.

Ride on.

 

[ep8-rs]

One last little add on to this post.
Battery drain. While this may seem an obvious price to pay for this modification ,
I feel it needs to be brought up for those who have not yet done the speed derestricting.
It was greater than I expected. Before I'd have 50% to 60% after a 12 mile ride.
( 2022 Rise with 360 Battery , also derestricted from RS to full at 75nm in Trail , 85nm in Boost )
Today , same ride , I ended with about 30%. Didn't realize just how much that 20mph
cutoff meant in this area.
Again , just for those whom have not yet done any of the mods I have.

Ride on

 

[RobSter]

No one seems too interested , but I figured I'd update this with my findings for anyone who happens upon it in the future.
I'd say the ratio is about 3/4 of original in speed comparison and distance shown on the computer.
I took a known path and truly enjoyed not having the annoying power cutoff at 20mph.
When I did reach 20 on the speedo going down hill , I was peddling so fast I didn't even notice the cutoff.
I have to say , I might have to look into learning 3D design software and print a gear ratio closer to what it appears the Speedi has.
Anyway , hope this helps anyone looking around for alternatives.

Ride on.

Yes i am interested..
How thick is your printed version of ispeed? The space between sensor and magnet must not more than 5mm
And i persume it is for CentreLock ?

 

[ep8-rs]

Here's the link again:

Reduction gear by jimmyrobbo1590

Yes , the space is extremely tight and could stand for a bit more on the print design. I ended up sanding just a bit for more tolerance. It does center lock somewhat , though I'd say the disc brake bolts contribute to the helping it not rotate as well.

I did not develop this print , I just found and tried it. I do not use it after my experience with the battery drain , which still honestly kinda puzzles me... I see where utilizing the higher speed when possible having higher battery drain , obviously. But the fact that I rarely go above that limit of 20mph , yet still have massively higher battery drain just doesn't make sense to me..

The gear meshing isn't the most accurate design , as it has slop in the spacing as well. If I were you , I'd search for other 3D print designs that are a bit more refined , if there are any out there.

Good luck , and let us all know if you have any better results if you venture into this any.