Recent content by denwyn

I'm probaly going to stick them on Facebook Market Place and Gumtre for £350 for the two. I did think of ebay but its a real pain to list them on the website, plus they are not easy to deal with, very biased towards the buyer. Wont be for about a week though.

The one minus the battery was to expensive to repair, it needed a new tourque sensor crank, i couldnt repair it myself and local shop wasnt really interested, it was my parnters bike, I have got the battery as a spare, battery on the working bike is OK . Wisper were very helpful, but sending the...

My 705 is all ok, and in excellent condition, the other was my partners bike, it had the controller repaired by Wisper, but that didnt cure the issue, it needs a new Tourque Sensor at £180, Wisper have been really great with there help and offered to update the electrics to the latest spec at...

After a lot of though i have decided to buy from local dealers, my partner bought a new Wisper 705 T last week to replace her faulty 705T which was going to be to expensive to repair. I have a 705 T which is absolutley fine but i fancy a change, not another 705T, after much thought i have...

It would be a reputible dealer, who only sell ebikes

If i buy a bike new bike direct from Wisper, will the warranty still be ok if its serviced by a ebike dealer who is not a Wisper agent. Unfortunatley Wisper dealer Axcess bikes in Honiton were i was going to buy the bike has closed down.

We have had 2 Wisper 705 t bikes for 6 years and love them, unfortunately one is broken, Wisper have been extremely helpful, and have offered to repair it at there factory, after giving it a lot of thought we have decided it’s probably better we bought a new bike,. As we have enjoyed the 705t so...

Thanks for clearing that up. I just don’t understand why they need a full throttle on a pedal bike, at 75 I love cycling, but I will say the little boost using the the throttle on the 705t starting off was a great help at times. Will have a look at other bikes instead now.

Quick question re a new Wisper bike. I am thinking of buying a new Wisper 905 or Tailwind to replace my Wisper 705t. The give the option of a full throttle which is something I am not interested, on our present 705 t it has a throttle which we just used for starting off on slight inclines etc...

B Thanks for that , i'll keep it in mind,although i rarely go to Bristol, its definetley not a place i like driving around at all. i do here good things about Woosh support though so maybe that would be enough.

Thanks for that, I only put Raleigh in as it's a well known make, I did try one of there e bikes about 6 years back but can't remember if it had a throttle. Only worry I have with Woosh is repairs on the electric side, I had one years ago but local dealers wouldn't touch it. Although Woosh were...

Without going into any detail we have decided to change one of our ebike which needs expensive repairs, its approx 6 years ols and we no longer think it worth spending ££££ so are looking to buy a new bike. Have a budget of £1700 max. Must be step through, reliable . |Oh and only stipulation is...

It looks like one of our e-bikes is going to be very expensive to repair so I think I’ll sell it for spares and buy a replacment. I am looking at a Woosh Santana 3. My present bike has 6 speed derailleur gears with a smooth gear change, I had a Woosh gents bike about 6 years back, nice bike...

After looking at this I'm sure you are right. Not easy to fit though, will leave that for Wisper dealer to do. My days of home bike repairs are finished...

I realise that, just not sure what it's connected to. Once the bike is repaired my days of tinkering with E Bikes are finished. I'm leaving it for the experts at Wisper to help sort it all out