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Old 16-02-2011
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It's the magnetism in the rotor that is affected from over heating. Change the rotor if you keep overheating and you start sensing a loss in oomph, much cheaper than changing the entire motor.

Other things worthwhile checking, are bearings if your, (not over/under gearing and) getting temp issues. Not to mention your drive train components.
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