Reverse.bike Firmware Tools

Backup, restore, and customize Super73 ebike firmware directly from your browser.

Browser requirement: This tool requires Chrome, Edge, or another Chromium-based browser for WebUSB support. Works on Android with Chrome. Does not work on iOS (Apple doesn't allow real Chrome on iPhones/iPads).

What You'll Need

Raspberry Pi Debug Probe (Recommended)
A low-cost SWD debug probe that works perfectly with this tool. Available from the Raspberry Pi store or major electronics retailers.
Jumper wires (Included with debug probe)
Three male-ended jumper wires to connect the debug probe to the test points. The GND wire will be shimmed into the white connector on the backside of the PCB, and the SW wires will be held in place ont the test points.
Access to test points
You'll need to open the Diamond display to access the test points on the PCB inside.

Super73 Diamond display - the device that needs to be opened — The Diamond display - open this to access the test points

Opening the Display

Follow these steps to safely open your Diamond display and access the test points:

Step 1: Display buttons — Step 1: Remove the button cover with your fingers, or a slim piece of sturdy plastic or metal.

Step 2: Remove screws — Step 2: Remove the 6 small screws on the inner case.

Step 3: Remove cover — Step 3: The inner case should come off easily once screws are removed.

Step 4: Sticker location — Step 4: You may need to remove the yellow tape to reveal your golden test points.

Wiring Guide

Connect your Raspberry Pi Debug Probe to the test points inside the display:

TP10 → SWDIO (SD)

TP11 → SWCLK (SC)

Note: No ground connection is required - the probe shares ground through USB.

Raspberry Pi Debug Probe showing SWDIO (yellow) and SWCLK (orange) wires — Debug probe wires: Yellow = SWDIO, Orange = SWCLK

Test points inside the Diamond display showing TP10 (SWDIO) and TP11 (SWCLK) — Test point locations inside the display

Step-by-Step Guide

Warning: These tools provide low-level access to your device firmware. Always backup before making changes.