Engwe M20 Seat Riser
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The Engwe M20 Seat Riser adds approximately 2.75” of additional seat height, and is printed in TPU
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- Printables
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- Outdoor Sports
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The Engwe M20 is a great Moped-Style E-Bike, but the seat was a little low for my liking. After seeing some demand for a solution in a few groups, I decided to make a 3D printed riser for it. This is the 3rd version, and it provides an additional 2.75" inches of seat height. The print is designed to use TPU for durability and conformity, and requires the addition of M6 coupling nuts and studs to lengthen the stock mounting hardware.
4/24/23 Update - Minor tweaks to tolerances
Additional Hardware –Links Included for Purchase (Amazon Affiliate)
- 4x 80mm length M304 Stainless M6 Threaded Rod - https://amzn.to/3L2bqzE
- 8x 25mm length x 10mm OD 304 Stainless M6 Coupling Nuts - https://amzn.to/3n0yrLp
- Threadlocker (Optional, recommended) - https://amzn.to/3Lju5sk
- M3 x 30mm Threaded Studs - https://amzn.to/3mYi8yY
- Black Plastic Epoxy - https://amzn.to/3oy6DP1
- TPU (I really like this filament, it prints super easy for TPU) - https://amzn.to/3H5ZWdD
Print Settings
Print using 95A or 98A TPU. For my prints, I used 15-20% infill with 7-8 walls. At these settings, it will use almost an entire roll of the linked filament. This may be overkill, as much of the weight of the seat is supported by the studs, but I would rather have it be durable and only have to print it once. The default orientations should provide the best overall visual appearance when finished.
Additional Instructions are included in the PDF file.