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You could get a good ebike for €1600. I'm sure it's a good product but too expensive at the moment. Save yourself the hassle of fitting it to your own bike by getting a quality bike for the same money.

I wanted to try the Ebco bikes which they had in stock. However, when I asked to take it on a test run, they said I could, within the shop. Unbelievably they expected me to buy a bike after trialing it in the shop. I wanted to try it on a hill near the shop but they said no, inside the shop...

I bought the Ebco UCR60 having tried the UCR30 as well before finally deciding. It's a good bike. I preferred the crank drive but I wish I had upgraded the battery. Roughly 40 miles on a full battery isn't too bad though.

Sorry to hear, really bad luck and hope your insurance will pay up. As a matter of interest, how did you secure it? Did they manage to break the locks?

Amazon has Muc-off reduced to £6.80 for a litre and it qualifies for Amazon Prime

An ebike has let me go out into the lovely country side around here and really enjoy this summer. I have arthritic knees and feet and couldn't manage the hills on an ordinary bike. Chuffed to bits with it.

I was wondering how others who have this bike are finding their mileage? I did 37km (23 miles) this morning at level 1 and the battery was indicating 32km (20 miles) remaining in level 1 eco mode. That would indicate potentially 69km (43 miles) on a charge. Ebco state a range of 30 to 45 miles...

Has anyone tried Gaadi inner tubes? Do they work?

Just before I bought my Ebco, literally the night before I was due to pick it up, I saw Halfords selling the same bike model at £320 cheaper than I was just about to pay to a competitive bike shop. I asked and they price matched against Halfords and I was £320 better off. You don't ask - you...

I'd be fascinated to hear how you are getting on with the Ebco. I have the UCR60 but only had it a fortnight now. By now you'll have had yours for more than four years.

You could speak to your finance department and get their agreement to pay the amount above £1k direct to the bike shop, keeping you under the limit. Point of interest, the only reason you have a £1k limit on the cycle to work scheme is so that the company doesn't need to apply for a licence to...

It was the Gtech tv advert that gave me the idea for an ebike. It had never entered my mind before. After researching, I didn't go for the Gtech, I guess I'm too heavy and tall for it, so I went for the Ebco instead. I wonder how many others were enticed into looking further into ebikes as a...