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Look at Isalbikes: https://www.islabikes.co.uk/pages/technical-support though I'd be slightly wary as (a) they have stooped manufacturing (b) they use a proprietary system (Mahle SmartBike Systems X35+, 250W, Max Torque: 40Nm with Islabikes tune) (c) they have 26" wheels (I thought they were...

I'm sure that if Certsure make a suitable contribution to party funds the current government will be happy rush through some unthoughout legislation.

Where? Have you kept the battery always charged above 40% while not using it?

Excellent, ... but I think you should say 'switch from Swytch'

and much easier to handle any issues if you do have them. For example: I recently bought a replacement battery from Woosh. They accidently sent the wrong one; a pity but mistakes do happen. I contacted them. The next day the courier delivered the right one and collected the wrong one.

Good luck finding the right bike. I'm sure you'll enjoy it and will soon feel the health benefits too.

I hope you continue to enjoy it for many years to come.

Clarification, just in case OP isn't quite sure. That is: disconnect the electric wire from the brake to the controller. No need to change any mechanical/hydraulic aspects of the brake.

I probably use ctrl-Z more than any other shortcut as it works in almost all applications, and I make lots of mistakes and tests whatever I am doing. Only major irritation is that some apps use ctrl-Y for redo, and some use shift-ctrl-Z

If a throttle is used the whole time that is true. If it is used more discriminately (*) it will help the rider over the bits that would otherwise be difficult and potentially damaging, while still giving him plenty of exercise for the remaining 98% of the ride. (*) It's odd how 'discriminate'...

I don't use Vegas, but almost certainly ctrl-Z works for undo. If you use it a lot you'll probably find that much more convenient than a button anyway.

Post a couple of photos including one of the display; that will help people know exactly what parts it has and so what the error display might mean.

Whoops, sorry. I stupidly looked for 'folder' on that page; I should just have looked for 'fold' or 'folding'.

Sadly none of those is a folder. I was wrong there!

I had to tighten the spokes on my Woosh XF07 front hub after about 4 years. I must admit I should have done it a bit earlier, but .... p.s. that is on a tandem, so plenty of extra weight.

Feeling a bit slow this morning; it took me a few moments to interpret that, I assumed I must have made a typo in my post and you were (sensibly) taking the ****. Yes, they posted the bomb inclusive in the price.

It's also illegal to ride in any place accessible to the general public, such as bridleways, cycle paths, canal paths, etc. Only legal on private land with no right of public access, and with the permission of the landowner. I'm not sure about the rules for BOATs (byways open to all traffic)...

You may be interested in a thread on Cycling UK, started by Chris Juden. https://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?t=157613&sid=9f1a859848bdbf6dbe3d450b2920cc36

Our tandem is 12 years old, for half of that it has had a Woosh XF07 conversion. Our Motus (Bosch drive) is 8 years old, we bought it when it was about 2. No electric related costs in that time, until I recently replaced batteries on both. Neither completely dead, but clearly deteriorating. I...

The 20 in the Dawes Arc 20 is the wheel size. I don't know the difference between the I and the II. The Osprey looks as if it has very standard parts in case of any issues. The Dawes is fairly standard, but a bit questionable on how special the frame integrated battery is. The battery is also...