Assembled a new Neo Jumper and even in Eco mode its too fast, is there a way to adjust to get less of a boost.
I have other ebikes including one with 500 watt motor and this one is too zippy in the lowest mode. Wheel size is set to correctly at 26.
I do think the NeoJumper could benefit by lower levels of boost, but short of changing the controller (which is inside the frame below where the battery connects) the boost is basically a "what you have is what you get".
My work around for high boost is to pedal in lower gears with a higher cadence. I now find myself pedaling more in the 70-80 RPM range.
I also find using the larger front sprocket (42 T) seems to reduce the boost, which makes sense to me since the torque would be reduced on the back sprocket. This is a change in riding style for me, and has taken some adjustment to think about constant RPM. I did purchase one of the Cateye cadence devices for under $30 to help with this. It has had some issues as the alignment of pedal magnet and frame sensor are knocked around by some of the grass on the trails, but that seems like a problem any cadence counter would have.
I'll add that the controller does have external computer programming done at the factory, but despite rumors I've yet to find anyone able to reprogram the controller.
Mike
NeoJumper 2014 26", Colorado