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View Poll Results: Which make of electric bike do you own?
eZee 76 28.15%
Giant 34 12.59%
Powabyke 20 7.41%
Powacycle 20 7.41%
Bionx 8 2.96%
Eco-bike 1 0.37%
Swizzbee 1 0.37%
Heinzmann 8 2.96%
Curry 11 4.07%
Other 103 38.15%
Kalkhoff 6 2.22%
Synergie 0 0%
Urban Mover 0 0%
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Old 31st October 2006, 20:28
redalpha3 redalpha3 is offline
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I have a Dahon folder fitted with a Heinzmann 200watt motor. The electric stuff is wonderful but the small wheels of the folder make the combination a nightmare. Edit: And...an Ezee Sprint. (You need it for our hills in preference to a Torq)

Pete

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Old 4th November 2006, 00:24
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Default My electric

I have a Currie USPD with a 24v 12ah battery pack. so far it has been on my Terra Trike 3.6, my Pacific Mountain bike and my tour Easy. So far I like it very well. On the Mountain bike or Tour Easy it can get up to 18 mph or so, but on the Terra trike with 20 inch wheels, it can manage 14. this is fine, because my range on the Trike is far greater!

One question for you folk. what are you LOOKING for, speed or duration?

mark
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Old 5th November 2006, 09:23
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Default Bionx PL-350

Hi

Mine's a Bionx 350, li-ion jobbie which I'm very pleased with. I've just posted a review in a new thread which may help prospective buyers as I found it very difficult to get hold of useful information before buying, which made it a bit risky as I live in the UK and bought from America.

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Old 5th November 2006, 10:46
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To oobs

Now the best hill climber of all, the Giant Lafree "drive through the gears" range have ben discontinued, there's not much that's good at climbing. The Electrodrive kit is quite good for that though, the eZee Quando makes light of 12% hills, but has the folder disadvantage that it's not as nice to ride, and there's the option of using a somewhat illegal 700 watt Heinzman if a long range isn't needed.

To Lazybee45

I need that impossible combination, speed, hill climbing and load carrying, range I'm not so bothered about, but to get the first three I use three bikes, though I could manage with just two of them.

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Old 6th November 2006, 22:50
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Ian - I've been looking at these trailers myself on Ebay. Will you let us know when you get round to attaching it to your bike? I'm really interested in what you think about it.

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I haven't fitted mine yet, I am trying to devise a fitting method.

Ian
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Old 29th November 2006, 11:12
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Default Quando

A great bike for hill climbing is the Quando. This bike does not have any gears but packs a mean punch for any steep hills on pure power alone.

Glad you are enjoying the Torq.

50cycles
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Old 5th December 2006, 22:35
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Hi All,
I own a Coventry Eagle with a new model Currie Electro Drive fitted.

Pics here:
http://www.tallbloke.net/curriebike.jpg
http://www.tallbloke.net/currie-detail.jpg

Pulls around 18mph on the flat and 12mph up a 1 in 8 hill.
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Old 18th December 2006, 12:31
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I own a 3-speed Ezee Sprint, but I'm hoping I won't be an owner for much longer!

How much should I sell my Ezee Sprint for
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Old 19th December 2006, 16:04
Beeping-Sleauty Beeping-Sleauty is offline
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Smile Cheap, but extremely cheerful...

mine is the eco-brand whirlwind, large and very heavy, but quite fast and heaps of fun.

beeps
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Old 19th December 2006, 16:33
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Looks quite good beeps, the kids would love those with that mountain bike styling, but I was surprised to see the 42 kilos weight, which is illegal. First I've seen like that, watch out for your driving licence, present or future! It's a motor cycle in law.

Unregistered, untaxed, no plates, no insurance, and maybe no driving licence, loads of points there!

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