new bike purchase

Big Malky

Pedelecer
Jan 10, 2015
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Hi Folks,
Looking to commute and occasionally tour. Live in a hiily area and quite big.
The Woosh Bali has caught my eye. Anyone have any experience of this bike?

Cheers,
Malky

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cyberdyne_systems

Pedelecer
May 8, 2016
153
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Surrey
Surprised no one has commented on this yet, I can't specifically help so hopefully someone will soon? Are you able to go and test ride it to see if you like it?
 

trex

Esteemed Pedelecer
May 15, 2011
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the Bali is an all purpose larger Krieger introduced since February this year to suit riders 5ft8 or taller.
There are a few reviews of the Krieger on this forum but none of the Bali yet, due to it being quite new.
Essentially, it's a crank driven bike fitted with a 15AH battery and an 18A controller. Same 50 - 55 mile range as the Krieger, same 8-speed gearing, same LCD, front and rear quick release 650B wheels, front suspension.
 
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Big Malky

Pedelecer
Jan 10, 2015
46
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Was going to buy one but not now. Woosh have put their prices up.

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cookie

Finding my (electric) wheels
Feb 17, 2016
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they say its because of the lower value of the pound against the dollar, surely they have bikes in stock bought at the previous exchange rate,I have a woosh bike was going to get one for my wife but not now
 
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scobie58

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jun 27, 2016
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newcastle
Hi
I brought a bali about a week before they put the price up! Just lucky i guess. Overall its a good bike and a very good hill climber,it goes up a 10% no problem. by the way Im 5` 9`` and 10 stone. I have a hip problem hence the reason I wanted a ebike. Similar to the krieger exept frame size 19inch and tyres 27.5. This makes it a bigger bike. No problems with the electrics as yet. Only two gripes really. 1- battery sleeve on frame could be made more secure
it wobbles a bit. Afraid to overtighten screws lest I damage sleeve. Maybe 3 screws would be better rather than 2. 2- suspension forks. When lifting handle bars, forks make a knocking noise.dont know if this is normal but it is annoying. As I say apart from these gripes a good bike to own and ride
 
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cyberdyne_systems

Pedelecer
May 8, 2016
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Hi
I brought a bali about a week before they put the price up! Just lucky i guess. Overall its a good bike and a very good hill climber,it goes up a 10% no problem. by the way Im 5` 9`` and 10 stone. I have a hip problem hence the reason I wanted a ebike. Similar to the krieger exept frame size 19inch and tyres 27.5. This makes it a bigger bike. No problems with the electrics as yet. Only two gripes really. 1- battery sleeve on frame could be made more secure
it wobbles a bit. Afraid to overtighten screws lest I damage sleeve. Maybe 3 screws would be better rather than 2. 2- suspension forks. When lifting handle bars, forks make a knocking noise.dont know if this is normal but it is annoying. As I say apart from these gripes a good bike to own and ride
You mean they top out? I think on lower range forks (not sure what your model uses) they use a spring and tend to be a bit strong and allow this to happen...unless you are really heavy :p
 

trex

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May 15, 2011
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Afraid to overtighten screws lest I damage sleeve.
You can tighten the two M5 bolts. Ask woosh for washers for the M5s if you are worried.
 

scobie58

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jun 27, 2016
5
5
66
newcastle
You mean they top out? I think on lower range forks (not sure what your model uses) they use a spring and tend to be a bit strong and allow this to happen...unless you are really heavy :p
Yes top out thats what I meant. the forks are Topgun, dont know anything else about them.
 

soundwave

Esteemed Pedelecer
May 23, 2015
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those forks are like 30 quid new get some fox or rock shox 2nd hand off ebay, you want air sus ;)
 
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