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<snip> @cycling weakly - I reckon a bit of old innertube is better fit than the supplied rubber wedges. Self-amalgamating tape is good alternative packing material for odd-sized handlebar clamps. Available from Toolstation, etc.

Although I encountered a few issues, I wouldn't describe fitting the GSM kit as an unpleasant exercise. There are lots of subtly different bike geometries out there and it's probably not reasonable to expect any kit to be a perfect fit in all of them. I had to make one minor tweak (fabricate a...

I wouldn't recommend fitting a rivnut (or otherwise modifying a frame) unless you have a reasonable level of light metalworking ability. That said, this is what I did - and it worked for me - YMMV I decided to use the upper of the existing two bottle cage rivnuts for the lower screw on the...

Well, that's interesting. I've had another look at the pictures in the instructions and it's hard to tell whether they are fitting just the plate with the U-grip or both of them. I'd have to remove about half of the lower plate of the U, and spread the U out a bit to fit my bike. I've just...

Yes - once I'm happy everything is working OK I plan to solder the adapter cable directly to the connector block. Mike

So my GMS kit arrived from Woosh yesterday, and this morning I took it out for its first test ride. So how did it go? First impressions are that the kit is pretty well specified for its price point, and that everything you need is present. I bought the kit with the HL battery, and I've fitted...

It's more like this one (the pic isn't mine - its one I found on the web), except I've added a hub dynamo, an AXA frame lock, and a really comfy dutch-style saddle.

Hi, all, Looks like I'm returning to the wonderful world of pedelecs after a 6 year lay-off. I bought a Giant Twist comfort back in 2007 when I was cycle-commuting to work, about 10 miles each way, but when I retired in 2009 I got rid of it because I was only doing shorter distances. Now my...