General Discussions

Photo Gallery

Feature Request

Prime

NSD (Nireeka Smart Display)

Installation Guides

Announcements

Nireeka Collector

Not a Nireeka owner

Nireeka Homie

Nireeka Prime

Hello. Will I be able to add brake sensors to the Prime if I choose not to upgrade to the NSD?

https://bafangusadirect.com/products/bafang-ebrake-sensors

United States

Ok. But the problem is nsd is not free for new customers right. My prime is in progress. Do you know how much nsd going to cost us.

The Price will be announced when the Beta version releases. We have a very good discount for our old customers, especially you with the "Nireeka Collector" badge ;)

Canada

I have highlighted the last link as in the attached screenshot.

You're correct. That's because the brakes supposed to be Tektro but we decided to go with a higher quality brand like Shimano since we will have this cut-off feature in the NSD using an accelerometer sensor.

Its little confusing. On the home page, its written as below.
"When you pull the brake lever, it means you don't need the motor power anymore so the system triggers and cut-off the motor power.
There is a sensor inside the lever detects when you have pulled the lever, and then a signal is sent to the controller to shut off the motor. This is a very important safety feature for powerful motors like ours with 160nm torque."

But in above post , you saying Shimao doesn't have cutoff sensor.
Which one is true. Must have NSD or brake lever has cutoff system.

Would you please let me know where you've seen this?

You also can add additional brake sensors / switches without changing the brake levers. I did so at my Nireeka Homie ;)

That's more like a DIY project. There is no standard way to do so, at least I haven't seen any. You can share some picture of your model?

Austria

The NSD, once it's available, will have a brake cut off feature. But I'm not sure if I'll want to upgrade. I've been asking this question on multiple channels but still no answer. Would sure be nice if someone from the Nireeka team could answer this.

I’m wondering that too
I wasn’t aware it didn’t have them
I thought it was a requirement in most countries

There is the possibility to install the brake sensors but since we're using Shimao brakes, and Shimano doesn't have such input, we had to go for a software solution.

In other words, will the controller have inputs for brake sensors?

Jeff,
There is input for the brake sensor. If you want to do so, you need to also change the brake levers because Shimano ones don't have such input.

Brake Sensors

I received the Torque Sensor Package today, but it did not come with any installation instructions.
Do you have any instructions or videos to help me with the installation process?

What I found when I actually did the work.
- Important: You need a 48V battery & 500w Moter.
  It ...

How do I install the Torque Sensor Package?

Post the pictures of your Nireeka ebike here.

Nireeka Ebike Gallery

So I'm biking home tonight... and this thing shows up out of nowhere.   I now know that I can forcefully bunny-hop the Nireeka Homie in a pinch.   Emergency hopping a combined ~114kg (250lbs) was not fun, but I am not dead, and the bike took it like champ.   Almost 1000km ...

ObstacleWeb.jpg

Chassis Robustness & Emergencies

Here is a quick demonstration of the final version of the NSD.

https://youtu.be/jLAH-ll7aBs

Specs:
We're using a touchscreen 6.53 inches smartphone-type display with 720x1600 pixels resolution on the NSD.

Features:
All the promised features are included.

Installation:
The NSD will be replaced with your current Nireeka display. It's plug&amp;play.

Connectivity: ...

ByHisaaki kobayashi

ByYounes Shojaie

ByJeff Denney