The SpeedBox 2.0 tuning chip deactivates the speed limiter, displays real values and is compatible with Bosch Active Line, Active Line Plus, Performance Line and Performance Line CX Line of the 2nd and 3rd generation.
With the SpeedBox 2.0 tuning chip, you can freely adjust the speed limiter of the e-bike. After installing the chip, the e-bike display shows correct data such as maximum speed, average speed, daily distance and range.
- Display of real values
- Invisibly installed on the motor
- Controllable via the display
Starting with the SpeedBox Tuning 2.0
The tuning module can be activated via the display. If the WALK button is pressed, the display briefly shows "9.9 km/h". Now speeds of up to 99 km/h are available. If the WALK button is pressed again, the display returns to "2.5 km/h", i.e. the speed limit of 25 km/h is activated. If the e-bike does not have a WALK button, the button combination "+-+-" is used. The SpeedBox is then also activated and is also switched off again in this way.
Important: This tuning module is not compatible with Bosch motors from 2020. The SpeedBox Tuning 3.0 version is required for this.
Assembly and disassembly
The colour-coded plug connections make installation relatively easy. After you have gained access to the engine, the existing connections are simply disconnected and the tuning module is inserted in between. It is just as easy to remove the module and restore it to its original condition. We have linked several videos below this product description that explain the installation very clearly.
Note: If the tuning module is installed on a brand new e-bike, you should have ridden the bike for at least one kilometre beforehand.
It is recommended not to update the software of the e-bike. This may affect the function of the Speedbox.
Conclusion: A very easy to install tuning option that displays correct data.
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ATTENTION: To avoid mistakes during installation, please read the product descriptions and Instruction Manuals that are available for your Tuning Chip. You can find additional information in this blog: E-bike tuning and software updates.
