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im not looking to purchase just yet. hopefully around june time as im still trying to get a bike (let down on 3) cant decide between a cube aim or a specialized hardrock/rockhopper. I assume you have seen or converted these yourself?

is 26" the only option on them? and does that come as a complete kit eg with the display, the switch for power output, battery etc?

following on from previous thread and as suggested, im now leaning towards rear hub motor. from reading a few older threads (2017 so not sure if its still the one to go for) but it seems the Q128C motor is a good choice to pair with an XC/Hardtail bike for light trails/general commuting. Id like...

do the rear hub options usually have a throttle for no pedalling? just im wanting to have the option of no pedalling when im shattered after going up a hill.

hi all. looking at a specialized pitch tomorrow to get me back into biking. Light trails but mostly path and soft road use. was thinking of making it a commuter on my 25 mile round trip daily work commute of 90% flat roads. The bike itself is a 2015 and used, but it's really cheap so. I've...

Edit: moved thread to conversion kits as more appropriate. Thanks

There are so many options! I'm really fancying the oxygen s cross MTB - but I'm 115kg and 5'10" - would the big bear be better for me?

Big bear looks decent. How are they for self servicing? And parts etc, I know the oxigen gets good reviews as the parts are fairly generic. Can the big bear be de-restricted as such? Apologies for the silly questions. I wouldn't want to exceed 20-25mph anyway, just good to know if I can "tune"...

Hi all. I'm just browsing the E-bike market at the moment as I look to get a bit fitter with some power assist. My daily commute would be 10 miles each way in a mix of road use, cycle lane use and a bit of off road. There are plenty of hills where I live in West Cumbria so I would be looking for...

Hi all. I'm from Cumbria and I am just browsing E-bikes as an alternative commuting option. It's around 10miles each way, mostly flat and mostly on cycle paths / roads, depending on the route a little rough track too. I'm going to start with a normal pushbike anyway to build a bit of strength...