I made my Burromax faster than a Surron! (Fardriver Install How-To)

Here it is. The video we've all been waiting for. Spent the weekend installing a Fardriver 72300 into the Burromax. The bike is running beautifully, AND, all of the stock functions still work! Currently topping out at 48mph, but i've left some performance on the table for the sake of lower motor temps.

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Below is a list of the parts used:

Fardriver 72300 Controller: https://www.hotpaxx.com/product-page/...
Speedometer: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/325680...
Waterproof Automotive Connectors: https://a.co/d/b6bHIm2
Wire Stripper: https://a.co/d/bLfS3fC
Crimper: https://a.co/d/hJwlD5n
Lug Connectors: https://a.co/d/aCQ8yDr
Wire Lever-Connectors: https://a.co/d/2V1nkK8

Overall the install is pretty simple if you've wired a Fardriver before.

The tricky part here was getting the headlight, taillight, brake light, horn, etc working. The most important piece of the puzzle is the "main" wiring harness off the stock controller. This is the insulated harness containing a dozen or so thin wires of various colors. Match up the colors the way I did on the video and you'll be in good shape.

As a quick reference, here are the wire's from the "main" harness and where they go:

Green to Yellow wire from the taillight (this is the brake signal wire)
Brown to Red wire from the taillight (this is the what turns on the taillight when you hit the light switch)
Pink to Thick Green wire from the horn (plug the horn's ground wire into the "ground splitter" we made)
Orange to Ignition splitter (this is the splitter that we connected to the thick orange wire that comes off the keyswitch wiring)
Brown to Red wire from the taillight (this is the "always on" wire)

The rest of the wires are not being used at this time.

To wire the display/speedometer:

Red to Positive splitter (this is the splitter that we connected to the thick orange wire that comes off the keyswitch wiring
Black to Ground splitter
Yellow to Purple wire from the fardriver harness (This is the analog speed wire. You'll have to switch the display to "phase line speed measurement" mode)

Display settings in the Fardriver app are as follows:

Speed Pulses: 3
SpdPulseNum: 10460
SpeedoMeter: 2-
AnalogSpeedCoeff: 100000RP
CAN: None
CAN Detect: 150ms
CAN Baud: 0=250K
TorqueCoeff: 748
Step: 1-0.9ms
Stop: 2-124ms
Special Frame: 3

The rest of the display settings can stay at default until you get to the wheel width/ratio. Those should look like:
WheelWidth: 120
WheelRatio: 70
WheelR: 10
GearRatio: 6

Play around with these, every bike will be a little different, but this will get you in the right ballpark.