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I like the position of the battery, I think it’s way to big (for my usage), is there any chance of a battery about half the size and half the capacity mounted to the frame like that?

I’m also interested in your Brompton kit, I look forward to seeing pictures.

I have a lovely ebike with 28” wheels that I use for long distance commuting, I also have a 20” none electric folding bike that I use for short journeys. And I find the 20” wheeled bike so much more fun, it’s small, lightish and very approachable, while my ebike is powerful and perfect for the...

I have a couple Of hard tail EMTBs. One 27.5 and the other 28” wheels. I don’t like that the wheels are so large. I much prefer old mountain bikes when they had 26” wheels.

I love watching the EBR video reviews, he posts a few most weeks, he’s so informative and articulate and seems like a really nice person.

Thanks that is the reason I want a cadence sensor, I’m finding I’m having to work quite hard with the torque sensor, my knees are not great, the torque sensor is fine for the flat and moderate hills of my commute. My trailer hitch is connected via a quick release wheel skewer, could it easily...

I’m the same as you going down, I make sure I don’t pick up speed and go down slowly, the only tricky bit for me is I have to turn right about 3/4 way down the hill so I have to take my right hand of the brake to hand signal, I make sure I’m going really slow before I get to that point but I’d...

I have a carry freedom Y frame large rated for 80kg, it’s all uphill when I’m loaded and when I’m going downhill the trailer is empty, but good brakes are important, my current bike has hydraulic discs but I don’t think that’s needed, but it’s nice.

Now I’ve arrived home and have researched the Santana it sounds great, can you comment on how the torque would compare to my Bosch Performance Line CX with 75nm of torque? After looking online the SWX02 seem to have lower torque, but I know basic numbers don’t tell everything. Also, can the...

Do you have a link to the geometry measurements? I usually get a smaller frame bike, I'm about 5'2 and usually get a 14/16" frame, but that is mountain bike style bikes.

Thanks. It does seem like a lot of bike for the money.

I'm currently using my haibike Cross 7 which tows ok . It's hard work on the steepest hills though, I'd prefer cadence sensing and Smaller wheels and lower step through. , The haibike is fine for my long distance commute but I want something cheaper, more simple and and better suited to...

Can anyone suggest a suitable bikes for me to consider? I want a utility bike that will primarily used for pulling a trailer with an up to 60kg load. I want a high torque rear hub with cadence sensor, it must have a step through and smallish wheels, no bigger than 26", idealy smaller. I don't...

I like the simplicity and low maintenance aspect of the single speed but I’m not sure how it would cope going up fairly steep hills pulling heavy loads on a trailer, which is what I’d need it for, I like the smaller wheels (though not the extra wide tyres). I think it looks really nice, sturdy...

I think with 80nm torque it might be useful even with just 250w.

I really like it, the wide none standard tyres is a concern.

Hi, does anyone know of a 16” wheel hub motor kit that can in installed with a throttle? I have a kick scooter with 16” wheels and I’d like to add a motor to it, I want a low power kit with a small battery (10 mile or so range would be ok), I know this would currently not be legal on UK roads...

Thanks, I ended up buying the carry freedom Y frame large, I didn’t get a bargain like you did though, I bought it new.

Thanks, the addbike is an interesting idea, I’ve messaged circecycles for pricing and weight carrying limit on the atlas trailer, it looks like a possible option. Child trailers are not an option for me as I’m looking at carrying at least 60kg, as that’s only 3 bags of animal feed. Many thanks...

I'm looking to buy a trailer for my ebike to carry heavy loads, i will be using it to take soil and rubble to the local tip, which is about 3 miles away with a long steep hill to climb, I will also be using it to carry sacks of animal feed. I want something thats stable and durable, the Carry...