I have a haibike with a Bosch motor and it's pretty noisy in lower gears
Are all Bosch motor noisy, or could it be a derailleur adjustment issue.
The noise is when the motor assists.
Thank you
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I have a haibike with a Bosch motor and it's pretty noisy in lower gears
Are all Bosch motor noisy, or could it be a derailleur adjustment issue.
The noise is when the motor assists.
Thank you
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Disconnect the motor and ride like a man, problem solved.:fm:
Easy for you to say. Once i felt the power of the e bike, there's no going back to my regular Enduro.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not bunion
I ride twice the downhill in a week.
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We already have one of these stupid threads. Do you really need another?
Get a real motorcycle that makes real motorcycle sounds. At least you won't sound like a pussy while being lazy.
Not sure but get her tuned up. UCI announcement that rainbow stripes will be awarded at first world championships in mt st Anne next year .
You may find something about your Bosch on here though
https://www.emtbforums.com/threads/new-motor.1844/
Looks like a couple Bosch threads on there. One guy got all the bearings made for the motors to service them. I guess they’re a funny size so he ended up getting some built with a 1000 piece order now he has a business to service the Bosch and Yamaha motors and sounds like he’ll soon have the parts for shimano and Brose . Motors supposedly last a long time but finding bearings is/was difficult. Not saying it’s your bearings, idk, good luck
Thanks, idk if it's bearings
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Ya chances are it isn’t the bearings. Maybe that’s just the way they are. Some companies are louder than others. I’ve heard of some shimano motors being louder than other shimano motors too. Someone on that forum can probably help point you in the right direction. There’s a Haibike thread that gets bumped quite often as well
Are you sure you aren't just a little bit ashamed of the noise that all that power is making?
Asking for a friend.....:cool:
I rode a eMX bike recently, really quiet.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
If these had been around 30 years ago, I don’t think we’d have nearly the problems with access that we have now.
Shoulda got a belt driven one.
I don't really agree....but I did laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
"I bought a motor bike, and the motor bike sounds like a motor, any ideas guys on what's the problem?"
Huh? I don't follow. It's been difficult to get access for regular bikes, why / how would that have helped anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shredhead
He means motos have lost a lot of access over that time frame.Quote:
Originally Posted by TahoeJ
and its poetic in a way, as eMTB's are likely going to be the downfall of MTB access.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirshredalot
Ah ok, that makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirshredalot
I think noise has always been most people’s biggest problem with MX Bikes. If they had had been quiet, I don’t think we’d have lost nearly as much access.Quote:
Originally Posted by TahoeJ
I don’t really see it that way either. I just don’tQuote:
Originally Posted by cmcrawfo
understand the eHate.
Within the first 450 or 500 miles, you will get some noise from the chain rubbing against the inboard side of a plastic guide on the tensioner gear on an EX1 drive train in lower gears. It wears down after that and you won't get any more rubbing or noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by rod9301
Thanks, that's exactly what o think it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by skysos
I can hear the noise when i pedal with the motor off.
I couldn't see any way to adjust the tensioner guide.
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They design them specifically to be obnoxious for 500 miles in an attempt to annoy you enough to start riding real bikes again.