Hope E-Bike Speed Sensor - R32 - Blue

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The Hope E-Bike Speed Sensor R32 is designed for e-bike owners utilizing Hope Technology rotors who need a reliable, precision-engineered magnet system for their speed sensing needs. It provides a robust and aesthetically pleasing solution for 6-bolt mounting, though owners should verify their motor's specific spacing requirements before purchase as it is not a universal fit for all e-bike systems.
| Series | R32 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HBSP437B |
| Brand | Hope |
No, this sensor is specifically designed for 6-bolt rotor interfaces.
No, this product is not compatible with the Specialized Turbo Levo SL featuring the 1.2 SL motor.
You only need the standard Torx or hex tool used to remove your existing rotor bolts.
While it is designed for Hope rotors, it may work with other 6-bolt rotors provided the bolt pattern and spacing requirements match.
The R32 designation indicates the magnet is positioned at a 32mm distance from the axle center, which is the required spacing for your specific e-bike motor sensor.
Check that the sensor is positioned exactly 32mm from the axle center and that the 4.5mm clearance gap is maintained.
Verify that the wheel is seated correctly in the dropouts and that no bent hardware is causing misalignment.
Ensure mounting bolts were installed with proper thread locker and torqued according to Hope rotor specifications.
Installation requires removing one of your 6-bolt rotor mounting bolts and replacing it with the provided hardware to secure the sensor. Ensure that your e-bike frame or motor system explicitly requires a 32mm radius for the speed sensor magnet, as variance in this measurement will result in signal errors. You must verify a 4.5mm gap between the sensor and the frame-mounted receiver to prevent contact and potential damage during wheel rotation. To care for the sensor, periodically check that the mounting bolts remain torqued to manufacturer specifications and wipe the magnet clean if debris or brake dust accumulates, as foreign objects can sometimes interfere with magnetic induction.