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I think it looks great and a step forward to a fully integrated setup, and maybe in five to ten years all bikes will be manufactured this way.

A further question, the 95cm is that the top of saddle to the ground, ie: crutch to floor? My present bike's saddle position is measured at 93cm(which came as a surprise) due to a extended seat post frame to accommodate battery and I have no probs with that, I do have to be in the standing...

Used to wear them in the late seventies with the bellbottoms

Only the big uns get to WOOSH up the hills, while we the vertically challenged will have to walk, there must be a .... ism(?) i should be miffed about, I would look it up in the dictionary, but it's on the top shelf;)

Sadly the 20" frame is to big for me, as I am only 5' 6". Are you planning to do a smaller frame version? as then I would be very interested in the Big Bear to review and buy. as it seems to tick all the boxes except the 20" frame size

I personally would not mind if it had the same spec as the Auora, in fact it would make it more desirable, and would be top of my list for my second venture. Love at first sight :o Sent from my U8510 using Tapatalk 2

Will be interested to see the spec on the big bear, the fwd motor looks quite big for 250W ? ps certainly would be interested in reviewing this one. Sent from my U8510 using Tapatalk 2

I was wondering why he did not use any footage from the helmet cam, which would have given a better sense of forward speed?

Food for Thought. I have a Kudos Sport(16 months old) which I would consider a swap for the City. There is a picture of it on my profile page taken in June this year ps, it has a throttle

I had a similar problem with the very first bike i ever tinkered with when the power leads were crossed, sadly I did not resolve the problem, so just a thought.

Practice makes Perfect. Clearly its your confidence that needs to be worked on, you can replace the saddle with one that has a lower profile, which I also had to do with mine as I have a 27" inseam, and could not touch the ground with the original saddle in its lowest position. When taking off...

I think a lot cyclist will set saddle for optimum pedaling, to be positioned at 109% of your inseam length ie crutch to the floor + 9% Sent from my U8510 using Tapatalk 2

Sounds like a Fish and Chip shop or a old fashion greasy spoon Cafe?

And of coarse motor will cut out at 15.5 mph(max speed) whether your peddling or not, if you want the motor to take more of the load, as said before just select a lower gear and just go through the motion of peddling which will keep the motor running until it reaches the legal maximum speed...

Sorry to hear of your experiences with Kudos, it can be frustrating when the bike is damaged either via transit or other means, and the apparent less than helpful after sales service. I have owned a Kudos for over 16 months and have been very pleased with my purchase from the very first day of...

Maybe if you cut the tail off, and call it the Black Manx

The law is a ass as proven on many occasions, when it comes to personal safety no man-made regulation is going curb my natural tendencies for self preservation

Made in England to order, clearly not planing to sell many, it does have a retro look about it, not sure whether that is good or bad? ps I wonder if its those guys at Shoreham Airport, who i have seen advertize in local fri ad, to build kit bikes to order? pss Adamantium is a fictitious...

Just downloaded to phone and registered to website, thx for the tip.

Great little ap. I noticed your max speed 72km(45mph) I noticed it was on a downward slope, still you got be caning it , scary stuff.