FAZUA Toolbox Software
Full control of the FAZUA e-bike drive systems and diagnostic possibility with the FAZUA Toolbox Software.
FAZUA Toolbox Software 2.28


The FAZUA Toolbox is the software designed for our FAZUA Drive Systems. The Basic Version of the FAZUA Toolbox opens up an entirely new way of looking at the Drive System: The software displays various different parameters for your system and allows you to independently perform a firmware update. All you need is a USB connection.
Learn more about how to perform a firmware update for the FAZUA RIDE 60 or FAZUA RIDE 50.
Changelog Toolbox 2.28
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For an even more personalized riding experience, the FAZUA KickOverrun is now available as an option and can be enabled or disabled at any time in the Toolbox.
When is it recommended to enable it?
We recommend enabling it only for e-bikes that are regularly used off paved trails and on technically challenging terrain. If you’re an E-Mountain bike rider looking for more control and added riding fun on demanding uphill trails, the KickOverrun feature is ideal for you.
When is deactivation recommended?
If you ride primarily in urban areas and prefer the natural riding behavior of a classic bike, we recommend deactivation. To make the setting as easy as possible for you, the FAZUA KickOverrun is disabled by default after updating to Firmware Bundle 17 on bikes in Urban configuration.
Since enabling it can lead to increased wear on mechanical components, we recommend that you keep it disabled.
Please note:
- If you update from Firmware Bundle 11 or older to Firmware Bundle 17, as well as on bikes in Urban configuration, FAZUA KickOverrun is disabled by default.
- When updating from Firmware Bundle 12 or newer to Firmware Bundle 17, the feature remains in Mountain Bike configuration automatically enabled.
- In the Toolbox under Configuration, you can view the status at any time and easily enable or disable the feature. To ensure the correct status is displayed after your update, the Toolbox configuration page must be refreshed.
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Various improvements and minor bug fixes ensure that the Toolbox runs smoothly.
Changelog Toolbox 2.27
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Isolated improvements and minor bug fixes ensure smooth use of the toolbox.
Changelog Toolbox 2.24 / 2.26
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The toolbox can now recognise even more error codes. Workshops can analyse and use this information to find quick solutions.
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The toolbox offers a revised calibration routine, including temperature compensation and drift correction - for a more precise response from the drive unit.
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In the toolbox, the button assignment of the Ring Control can now be customised to your requirements.
- Urban mode: light control via right-click, boost via long-up
- MTB mode: Boost function via the main button, light via long-up
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The system now regulates fully automatically how actively the motor assistance reacts to changes in riding behaviour. Manual adjustment of the "Reactivity" is therefore no longer necessary, as the bike intuitively provides the ideal support in every situation.
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Isolated improvements and minor bug fixes ensure smooth use of the toolbox.