Recent content by TrebzUK

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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    What the hell has that got to do with me asking for help with a 250w UK legal bike kit? I'll be leaving this group now.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    I am looking at the rear kits as well. I favoured the front kits as they are easier to fit and aren't reliant on anything specific other than a 100mm fork spacing. My old Rockhopper is a 6 speed cassette, not sure if that would fit the rear kits on the market, i'll have to check.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Yes 26" 1988 Specialized Rockhopper but I will be fitting an updated front fork with disk brake.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Can you post a link to the kit you are looking at please Az ?
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Ok, all noted. I just checked the component list, comparing Kirby to Woosh. They look identical. Can I just quickly ask, what am I missing?
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Heheheheh I've been looking at this for weeks before posting here and I still don't know what to buy hehe. If the kit I planned to buy is illegal then so are the ones from Whoosh which will cost me £599. Every kit on Ebay is surely illegal too as they all look the same and have the same...
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Thanks guys, I really do appreciate the advice ;-) I'm going to buy the following: Front wheel kit with no battery. 48v Battery Fingers crossed i'll be ok. They are both UK sellers so it should be fine. :-) I'll try and up date this post with a picture of the kit when it's fitted along...
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Ok, so I guess the addition of peddle assist would make it legal? I think if that's the case I should buy a full kit and add the peddle assist. But again I'm not sure if I'm right im my thinking.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Ok I think I know where I'm going now. I'm starting to lean more towards buying the parts I need individually instead of buying a kit as I don't want peddle assist, kit brake levers, Peddle Assist sensor etc. What I believe I need is as follows: Front wheel with 250w motor - Unable to find a...
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    The kit as posted here is sold as 48v by default with the option to have the lower 36v at a lower price. As the kit is shown with the 48v by default i should expect it to work ok. https://kirbebike.com/products/48v250w-ebike-conversion-kit?variant=43851302535321
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Link appreciated but I'm not experienced enough to buy the items seperately. I'd be happier with a 'Full Kit' purchase like the one in the link i posted.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    I'm looking at a front wheel kit as it's the simplest installation in my opinion. The kit will be fitted to my steel 1988 Specialized Rockhopper with standard Cantilever front and rear U-Brake, more than enough to stop me at lower speeds. I used a 1988 Rockhopper all through the late 80's up to...
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Ok thanks, all points noted. Does anyone have a link to a 250w kit that is less expensive. I'm wanting to buy something this weekend if possible. I've been looking around for days and I'm working off YouTube recommendations at the moment.
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    Help with my first conversion kit.

    Ok thanks for all the feedback so far, one last question before I buy the 250w kit (Not the 750w): If I buy the kit below with the 48w battery would this cause legal issues? https://kirbebike.com/products/48v250w-ebike-conversion-kit?variant=43851302535321 Or should I just get the 36v battery...