Скачать или смотреть Adding a throttle to a pedal assist Hyper ebike

UPDATE: January 22/2025

The original Pedal Assist Sensor would have worked fine with the new controller. There was nothing wrong with it. But even though the old sensor had the same plug as the new one, the wires were in a different order/configuration. I figured this part out too late.

UPDATE:
After the video I installed the new PAS sensor and removed the old one. I was able to use pedal assist as normal and could use either/or as I pedalled. With pedal assist turned on I can now see what speed I am going without having to hold down the throttle. To remove the old PAS metal sensor, a proprietary tool was needed. I spent $15 to purchase this tool from amazon.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07ZKPCNYD?p...

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A lot of entry level e-bikes come with the pedal assist function only. This means that in order for the motor to engage and move you forward, you have to pedal the bike. While this is fine for most circumstances it's also a lot more fun to just push the button of a throttle to get you on your way, especially from a stand still. This video will show how I took a Hyper bike and converted it to one with a throttle. I am not a professional. I just did this for fun to see if it was possible. Bear in mind that using the throttle and this method will reduce the battery life and range of your bike. However, I don't generally ride more than 25 km's in one go so it has yet to be a problem.

New controller:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050...

One further note is that the new display has a bunch of settings that can be configured. One of which controls what speed your display is showing and it's accuracy. Here are the settings I used once the new display was installed.

P01 - 00002
P02 - 00000
P03 - 00036
P04 - 00005
P05 - 1 05
P06 - 00261
P07 - 00102
P08 - 00100
P09 - 00000
P10 - 00002
P11 - 00004
P12 - 00003
P13 - 00008
P14 - 00015
P15 - 0031.0
P16 - 00020