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All gorgeous bikes, soundwave but where will I put my laptop? Where are the mudguards? I think I need something a bit more "city" for my commute.

Thank you for your reply and input, Bob. My employer is a bit of a gem and has been happy to discuss all possibilities. I don't think this particular solution is viable because we don't have very much outside space and our neighbours are less than accommodating. It was after a fairly...

I have been having a look at the secret, what range would you say for that one? I am towards the recommended max rider weight and my ten mile commute to work does include some inclines (not exactly huge hill but I always use assistance on them) and there is more or less always a strong...

No dealer close to me unfortunately, but could certainly be a contender.

To be honest my employer has even considered a stair lift of some kind!!! Those pulley things are a great idea though. Being able to remove the battery easily probably would be an advantage (it is a tricky business on mine). I think I need to go around bike shops lifting bikes and removing...

I think it is at least 23kgs and quite a difficult shape to handle. A cross bar would not be suitable for me, I'm not very tall and I ride in whatever clothes I am wearing to work.

That looks lovely, I like that one! But strange that the weight isn't given.

That's most of the problem, Wicky, the battery on my Byocycle is housed in the frame and to remove it you have to turn bike upside down etc to get it out, it's awkward. That didn't seem like a problem when I bought it as I intended to store it indoors with no more than a doorstep to contend with!

Thank you all for your replies, so quick. RobF, I was under the impression that the Byocycle was freakishly heavy, it seems to be huge and weighs a tonne! I can't find any websites with it's spec on now, I thought retailers were probably skirting over the issue because it is sooooo heavy...

Hello all, you helpful bunch. I have read through many threads but no one else seems to have exactly this need. I have been riding an electric bike to work for a year now. I bought a Byocycle Zest Plus this time last year and on the whole it has been great. I bought it from ebikes...

Well, thank you all for taking the time to reply! 4bound, thank you and I agree, with a bit more research, I can see that a child seat is not going to be suitable and I might well get a trailer for days out at the weekend but not a suitable solution to the picking her up on the way home from...

Thank you for your speedy reply, lots to think about. The Whoosh Big Bear seems to be the most practical, but not exactly a beauty! Ho hum, cant have everything.

I am thinking of purchasing an electric bike for my commute to work and would appreciate some advice from you helpful and informed types. I work 3 days about 2 miles from my home and 2 days about 6 miles from home. On the local days I often walk to work but I am not as keen on walking home...