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Got you and sounds like you have it sorted.

Sounds much more plausible than the motor not handling the power and cutting out rather than burning out.

What exact motor and speed / voltage did you get?

A left field money no object possibility - https://www.geoo.com/products/geoorbital-wheel-700c

One thing I did notice above the brand names was the claim of comfort. I cannot see that seat being comfy for someone without back problems let alone someone who would need extra support. I would seriously suggest trying one out on non airfield tarmac pre buying. Are they going to any UK trade...

The amount of brand name dropping in marketing material plus it having something to do with aircraft is shouting out expensive. What has drawn you to them? The electric rollerblades concept looks 'exciting' - http://www.ev4.pl/en/electric-rollerblades.html

Fair enough. Personally I would be too uninclined to get a bicycle out for that time saving let alone unfold it, but on kit and lights and hi viz and reverse that at the other end.

2.1 miles is a 30 minute walk of you time with no screens or distractions and will give you another 500 calories a day to play with. I'd be over the moon with that for a commute.

Over the years a number of devices I have tried to use rechargeable batteries in have been fussy about the voltage (1.2 rather than the expected 1.5) and if they did work then the amount of time I got to use the device for was not long. I have been keeping an eye out for 1.5V rechargeable...

A must :)

Setting it smaller could aliviate but not solve the problem. Speed and distance readings will be out.

Check the size of wheel setting too.

It is marketted as an easy slot in and out device allowing occassional use. The price has always been the blocker IMO. For example this - https://www.geoo.com/ I would get one for the his and hers ready to go mountain bike if at the right price and the slot in and out with a torque arm (noted...

Now if they had a UK or EU dealer that brought them over in bulk

Rose bikes? Dt swiss alpine 3? How many crosses?

DT swiss alpine 3 are serving me well with a Q128C and 535 700 rim if looking for the same. The dishing advice ties into my experiences as well.

Yes one would be and a cycle to work scheme is likely to be your best friend.

No problem, good luck.

Make the P1 202 based upon this thread -http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/about-to-purchase.29126/#post-407263 Re the other Ps, this thread - http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/kt-lcd-parameters.27093/ For the LCD3 manuals links here -...

Fully charge the battery and when reconnected do a lcd reset and reprogramme. Use the LCD3 manual and set it up so that P1 is 201 and P3, 4 and 5 reflect the throttle usage.