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Looks great and with 16AH for around £1000. But how does it handle hills?

Just read somewhere that hIgh power motors are ok on the front because, if something has to give it's just a wheel spin. On the back, if something has to give it's likely to be broken spokes. So, i think? this model motor is less powerful than the Big Bear?

I was just about ready to order a Big Bear then found that it will not fit in my bike shed. I could make my shed bigger or go for a Zephyr-B. But, ARE there any cables running through the INSIDE of the frame in the folding area on the Zephyr-B? There are on my CDN and i hate it! Also, will a B...

Although my CDN gets me up the steepest of hills with a bit of pedal power, i often think about how i would get home if the chain should break. These things can happen. Now, if i had a Big Bear with a hub motor and this should happen, i would be able to continue my journey uphill using motor...

A rear driving Big Bear LS is the Santana2. I wasn't aware of this model. Really like the idea of the rear motor. Pity it hasn't got the Big Bear crossbar frame. I am looking to get a retro looking bike that looks like a Pashley Roadster but with great hill climbing power. Still looking at the...

I have had two years experience riding an electric bicycle. I own a Woosh Zephyr CDN. I am now wanting to change to a full size (below £1000) bike and have been looking at the Big Bear. My Zephyr CDN is great, it copes with all hills brilliantly and is reasonably comfortable. My new bike would...