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Speaking of intellectual masturbation... did you take into account warranty or not?

You might find it hard to believe, but they made a movie about you. It is called "Rebel Ridge". Check it out on Netflix. Watch at least first few minutes.

It is so much easier to buy battery with a switch.

For me on/off switch is essential. One of my e-bikes has battery without switch. Removing and putting battery back was driving me crazy due to this spark, so I decided to leave battery on bike once. It was last time when I saw this e-bike working. I see absolutely no reason why you would want...

"August 2023 following a death caused by the effects of smoke inhalation. 14 The fire responsible was found to have been caused by a faulty lithium-ion e-bike battery that was charging at the time, and which had earlier been modified"

Some say million people died. Ooops. "as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns—the ones we don't know we don't know "

Thanks for update. PSW is a big company and they have many warehouses in different parts of the world. I don't think they communicate well as my parcel arrived before I managed to get tracking number out of them. Patience is needed to deal with them. One more question - did you pay any import...

What is important for you? Speed or how easy it is to ride up hills? If you derestrict e-bike and remove 25km/h speed limit, you will have illegal bike. Power delivered to the motor is not limited by the law. You can have very powerful and legal motor which will accelerate quickly and climb...

As Seneagle said - don't panic. If you want stuff fast - buy from Woosh. If you want stuff cheap - buy from PSW, but a lot of patience is needed.

Is that legal? :rolleyes:

I see OOS. Usual Argos postcode lottery.

It is not a weakness. It is a disease. I have shed full of bikes. So I bought a smaller Keter shed where I managed to put one more bike. One bike lives permanently in my house. As far as I can tell, you are still in early stages. Contact your GP, maybe they will prescribe you antibiotics or...

Cadence. " Geeko rear motor integrates the 100G patented smart cassette sensor, which can detect cadence and gear ratio at the same time and ensuring accurate assist power all the time. " PS I also prefer torque sensor.

I would start with pads.

Still I can't put it in a shed, so eventual fire might be deadly.

Nonsense.

I can put battery in a shed. I can't do the same with fridge.

He is talking really about hydraulic disc brakes, not a mechanical. Cable actuated hydraulic disc brakes to be precise.

Petrol lobby in action.