Wisper 905se

[pstallwood]

I have just retired and thought that I ought to get out around the countryside a bit more in an attempt to get a bit fitterand lose the paunch. I do have an old Raleigh folder but it is not very comfortable and I was afraid that, with my current level of fitness, I would run out of puff and leg strength to get home so decided to think about getting an electric bike.

I have spent ages looking at this forum and elsewhere to decide what to do so, as it was a fine day, decided to put the top down on the car and go to Bodium to see E-Bikes Direct.

I tried a couple of bikes and was amazed at just how easy they were to ride. Eventually I decided on a Whisper 905se City and it was delivered to me this afternoon - excellent service. After reading about Wisper bikes I had really thought that this was what I would buy, the real doubt was whether I would fit or not, having short legs. With the saddle just above its lowest point I am absolutely fine.

Now I have got the bike, are there any tips for getting the best out of it?

Thanks to all on the forum for the unwitting help they have given me.

Peter S

 

[Goryl]

Hi Peter,

I have a Wisper 905se as well. I really like it. You should have a lot of fun.
I do not have any tips... Just enjoy

Goryl

 

[pstallwood]

Thanks, Goryl.

Sorry to hear about your accident. Hope it is not too long before you are back on the road.

Regards.

Peter

 

[Goryl]

Thanks Peter,

I hope I will get the bike back soon. At least when it stops raining
How are you first impressions?

Goryl

 

[eddieo]

you have chosen a great bike in the 905 enjoy!

 

[pstallwood]

Done about 20 miles so far. On Sunday went to the village to get the newspaper - haven't done it for years on a bike as it is uphill but got there and back without any problem - hardly used the throttle - pedalled most of the way.

If I hadn't got the paper with me, I dont think that my wife would have believed me!

Peter