Our headline act, EP8 (EP801) is a more intelligent drive unit that offers controllable high-performance power with a max torque of 85Nm across a wider cadence range than ever before. The result is smooth power and enhanced control to provide that natural ride feeling on the trails.

Apr 20, 2023 · The EP801 comes across as a complete motor. Noise level is good when the motor is active. The motor rattle when coasting seems much improved. It’s probably not the most powerful motor when pedaling at 100 rpm or more. Still, it delivers power over a big range of pedaling frequencies.

Jan 13, 2023 · The 801 seems to need the second generation batteries (v2 of the BMS?). It looks like you'd need a new motor, display, cabling, battery mount and batteries but if you did replace the lot, it might be possible to upgrade an existing install.

Power | While the EP800 (EP8) and EP801 both offer 85Nm of max torque, there are some key improvements to the performance, as well as tunability and connectivity to other features. Peak Power of the Shimano EP801 has increased significantly, from the …

Oct 14, 2024 · The latest Shimano EP801 firmware update adds assistance, overrun and lots more customisation besides – it's a must-have for all Shimano motor owners.

Nov 2, 2024 · Because I wanted a fully integrated motor, battery, and electronic transmission from a single manufacturer. That way I get Freeshift and Autoshift. And also, I make lots of modifications, and as soon as there is an issue.

Sep 22, 2023 · The Shimano EP801 replaced the Japanese manufacturer’s proven EP8 model. In our 2023 ebike motor group test, we pitted the new Shimano EP801 against the best motors on the market to find out how it performs.

By providing 15 modes of customization, the ability to tweak your AUTO SHIFT and FREE SHIFT setting for DEORE XT Di2, and allowing you to update firmware wirelessly, the app provides the highesy levels of control and freedom when it comes to making the ride your own.

Dec 9, 2024 · Both the EP8 and the EP801 deliver 85Nm of maximum torque—plenty for you to handle steep climbs and technical trails like a champ. However, as far as peak power goes, the EP8 kicks out 500 watts while the EP801 promises 600 watts. The motors are almost identical in weight at 2.7kg and 2.6kg, or just under six pounds.

Jul 11, 2022 · With the EP801 motor, an update of the Shimano EP8 drive, the new entry-level EP6 motor and an integrated automatic function for the electronic shift groups XT Di2 and the new CUES Di2. The new Shimano EP801 is basically an adapted Shimano EP8 motor.