What this table is

This is every bike we have on file - 76 models. For each one we record what the factory fitted (controller, display, motor plug), which protocol family it belongs to, and two separate verdicts: one for replacing the wheel (mechanical: dropout spacing, axle type, brake type) and one for replacing only the electronics (protocol, connectors, controller bay). Those two answers are often different - a bike can have a non-standard dropout that rules out a wheel swap while its controller and display swap over without trouble.

32 of these models have an electronics verdict of green, which means someone has published a swap on that model that actually worked. 42 models have at least one real swap case on file.

Reading the two verdicts

• green we have a working precedent - either a published swap on this exact model, or the part we would ship is the same one the factory fitted.
• yellow we have the factory electronics on file but no bench-verified swap. A technician reads your photos before anything ships.
• red we do not build for this one. Closed or encrypted control networks, factory torque sensors, thru-axle frames and mid-drive systems all land here.
• unknown we do not have enough on file to say. Send photos and we will add your bike to this table.

Source: our bike database, merged with our bike electronics archive and our swap-case archive.

The table

[INTERNAL] The connector column and the verified column are working notes - they are the fields most likely to change once we bench-check a part, and they are the ones we would hide first if this page ever becomes customer-facing only.

Source: our bike database (76 models) - mechanical fields from measured bikes and public specifications, electronics fields from public teardowns and factory documents, swap counts from our swap-case archive.

Your bike is not here

Send five photos - the display switched on, the display plug, the controller label with every plug visible, a close-up of the motor cable plug, and your brake levers with their wires - and we will work it out by hand and add the model to this table.