This is one of the clearest instruction videos I've ever seen.

So I got it all together, installed, & working.  Removing the bottom bracket from my bike was by far the hardest part. Reinstalling the chain and the gear shifters was a pain, the video doesn't provide much detail on that.  Other than that, pretty alright video.  I am definitely satisfied with the kit after installation.

Properly explained. One detail though. At 4:15, I would have fit the motor as close as possible to the frame because the rotation of the motor is going to that direction. I've seen some people using a piece of mid soft plastic to make some clearance for the gear shift cable.

I just finished installing a BBS02 on my 2008 Trek 6000.  I then wrote a review of it which I am going to share with you fine ladies and gentlemen.
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Overall, I am quite happy.  The system works and works well.  Installation is not nearly as easy as they make it look in the video, but it never is.  I do find the following annoying though:

1) No PDF installation manual.  I was working in an area with no internet access, so I basically had to memorize the video, then go out and work on the bike.  Needless to say, mistakes were made.

2) A part substitution was made in the package that I received such that the screw than held the speed sensor magnet in place had a security Torx head.  Most people have never even heard of a security Torx, let alone have one it there tool kit.  This necessitated a trip to the hardware store.

3) All of the electrical wires come out of the bottom of the motor, this makes then easily susceptible to damage if you actually take your bike off road.

4) I would have preferred a metal chain guard.

I just this week installed the BBHSD 1000w on a 1999 Schwinn Searcher GS. Already ridden 60 miles! What fun!

Very helpful and professional "How to do it" tutorial! Thank you - well done!

Best I've seen so far wish this outfit was available in my nearest bike shop Thanks anyway

The 750WATT kit is great value..
I would locktite the bottom bracket locking ring but otherwise pretty spot on apart from some better cable routing...

Great job, very thorough and clear instructions!

thanks mate. I just made it with you perfect help ❤

You are the beast thank you.

I would like to see more information on wire management, as these kits normally have a bit of excess wire. I'm looking for neat "hidden" solutions.

Excellent, very straight forward.

Very good instructions

Pretty nice and clear.

That was a nicely done video, thanks. But for your future information, there is normally no reason to break the chain as the front derailleur nearly always has a simple screw holding it closed and can be easily opened. It is also does not need removing and can help as a guide for the chain by leaving it there. The other point is that you went to the trouble of removing the bolt on the front V brake instead of just releasing the noodle as you normally would.

Wow, you made it look pretty simple, even it’s hard for people like me to install. Looking forward to buy one kit. Thank you.

Freakin phenomenal instructions

really easy to follow along. thanks.

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