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I wonder if they have their own e-bike forum. We should send Saracen there to start mid drive vs. hub flame war. ... after few months we would send Flecc to finish them off on legal ground.

To calculate speed of a falling object you don't need GPS. Pen and paper is enough. I was thinking about steep hill, backpack and panniers filled with sand and down you go. Maximum speed would be a little less than speed recorded just before fatal crash. ;)

Wow wow... hold on a minute... I quoted first post and highlighted fragment which I find funny. How is that misleading? It is not me who is creating guidelines on official sites.

Well... I humbly disagree. Governments web sites should be the first choice for citizens to look for reliable and precise guidelines. Unfortunately quality and reliability of government web sites is very low, which I was pointing out.

"An EAPC must have pedals that can be used to propel it. It must show either: the power output the manufacturer of the motor It must also show either: the battery’s voltage the maximum speed of the bike" This is funny. Do you guys know what is the maximum speed of your bike? I have no idea...

I want to believe twist and go throttles on converted e-bikes are legal. One of my bikes has such throttle. I find it very useful and safe, so I bookmarked letter from DfT in case of any troubles, but I have my doubts. A letter from DfT is what it is - a letter - an opinion of a single person...

Yes, it is ridiculous. Cycling industry needs some standards like we have on PC market.

My saddle is also a little bit above stem. There is one more thing... having good clearance between your cohones and crossbar can save you a lot of pain. ...trust me ;)

If you used their size calculator then you have a very good ground to ask for replacement.

Chances are zero unless you try. If unsuccessful, write directly to Cube. Did you use their frame size calculator?

That was the link posted initially by Saracen. Why? Nobody knows. I assume he just saw picture of a bike and the price, but didn't read description or even the title.

Perhaps it is a time and place to make an appeal: Please do not help idiots to derestrict their bikes.

That is unfair generalization. While I agree they ride dangerously I haven't seen them speeding. Contrary to many members of this forum who brag about it here.

https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/motoring-news/transport-secretary-set-to-introduce-20mph-speed-limit-for-cylists/ Most cyclists don't ride that fast though.

Saracen posted a link to what he thought was a cheap bike and then removed his post.

You didn't think it through. Ask your brother to visit and build new bike here.

Folder is much better.

Do you think it is a bike for £295? You didn't even read description did you?

Isn't it cheaper at Woosh?

Another benefit of smaller frame size is room for installation of suspension seatpost.