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Following about 3 and a half years riding my Cytronex Cannondale CX-3 (http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/cytronex-quick-cx-3.10112/) the battery finally gave up. I bought a new regular bike to improve on the frame fit, found Trek hybrids to suit my build better. Tried regular cycling for...

Hi folks Considering harvesting my old Cytronex (with dead NiMh battery) to convert my new Trek bike as I'm missing the assistance. So I have the motor, 36V controller, but need new battery, BMS and charger. The main question is the battery issue. Initially I thought about a DIY RC LiPo...

I am selling my 36V Cytronex NiMH smart charger. Please see my eBay listing for details, pictures. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301633025706 Offers considered!

I have ridden a Cytronex bike for over a year, but have started to look at other systems again, mainly just to see what is out there now. I have just tried a Kalkhoff Agattu Impulse C8 HS (2013 software) at Oxford transport shop and 2 months ago rode the Bosch on a Moustache with NuVinci hub...

Having had fun riding around on my Cytronex in the snow, I feel that the bike would benefit from some ability to modulate the top speed. For those who do not know, the (new) system engages power when you pedal, and stops when you stop pedalling or touch the brake (or turn it off). The motor...

Have found that about 6 months after purchase of Cytronex, the motorised front wheel doesn't freewheel as well as it used to. Particularly sluggish when cold - now in the second winter and I rotate the wheel by hand and it spins maybe 3 revolutions before stopping. I'm informed by the guys...

Following about 3 years of researching and testing a vast variety of e-bikes (well, about four), I've finally taken the plunge and got myself a Cytronex Cannondale Quick CX-3. As this forum has been so useful in making my decision, I felt somewhat obliged to provide some detailed feedback...

Hi all Some background. I am looking for a hub drive bike that handles well and turns sharply, and looks good. Tried panasonic e-motion pedelecs - but I was unable to utilise maximum rider power at the same time as maximum motor torque to climb a steep hill (annoying cadence based phase...