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Product Description

ERider-T17N Torque Sensor for 68mm BB Shells provides precise pedal power measurement, enhancing performance and efficiency for eBikes. Easy installation and reliable.

ERider-T17N Torque Sensor for 68mm BB Shells with 170mm Miranda Cranks and 4 Bolt 104mm BCD Chainring Spider. Side Cable Exit.

Chainrings Not Included.

Installation Manual 

ERider torque sensor and crankset for 68mm wide bottom bracket shells with a 4 bolt 104mm spider, compatible with most triple chainrings found on mountain bikes. Unlike most other bottom bracket torque sensors, the ERider-T17N model has a cable exit from the side of the cartridge and does not require drilling a hole through the frame. This torque sensor accurately measures both left and right pedal torques and enables a very responsive PAS system. The 2 wire quadrature signal for the cadence sensing allows it to take advantage of the latest CA3 firmware which tracks back-pedal sensing for regenerative braking where applicable.

Includes 0 Q factor 170mm Miranda Cranks.

Chainrings are not included and would typically be moved over from the original crankset to this one during installation.

This sensor has an 18 pole 2 wire cadence sensor and a 1.5V - 3.5V output voltage that is proportional to crank torque with a scaling of 70 Nm/V. Includes 90cm long cable terminated with JST-SM connector, plug-and-play with V3 Cycle Analyst

NOTE: Certain ERider setups are succeptible to electrical noise from the controller causing intermittent cutout behavior. This can be solved by grounding the bicycle frame.

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Wish You Had More Stock

I had an old 2002 A2B Metro bike to convert to pedal assist, but was surprised to learn that the small frame needed a 73 Erider T17 instead of the 68 I ordered from Golden Motors. No visibe threads on the non drive side so I'm unable use the lock ring. BUMMER! Still, I had no intention of returning the one I purchased, but you have no stock of 73s for me to buy. I'm 70 years old and should have known to remove and measure the stock bottom bracket.