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For all that money you would think they could program the speed to read correctly in all settings. All the ebikes I have had and seen can manage it. It does look smart though.

I have one and 12 mile is about right. I weigh 17 stone so it only goes on the flat or downhill Paid £80 for mine with 110 miles on the clock.

I carry 48Ah of Multistars on long runs and they take less than 60 seconds to remove for charging.

If I need my battery charging while on the road I just call into the next pub and ask if I can plug my charger in somewhere while I have a few brandies and have never been refused. I always point out that I will use less than 10p worth of electricity and consume at least a tenners worth of...

Welcome. I often ride into North Yorkshire,mainly around Reeth,Richmond areas.

You can still use anti spark connectors. It will spark even when the unit is turned off.

Bafang BBS motors are as quiet as you will get and come with thumb or twist throttles with left or right mounted options.

Must admit I would be worried about getting my dick caught in the chainwheel ;-)

My only electrical worry was the lightning... A house one mile north of me was struck and burnt down !!! http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/13364293.Roof_of_Ferryhill_house_destroyed_as_region_hit_by_thunder__lightning_and_hail_storms/?ref=mr&lp=3

I tried a DNP one and it didnt last long at all.

I have ridden my BBS02 through a major thunderstorm without any problems. I also regularly ride through a ford at Hamsterley forest that comes up over the motor and its never been a problem either.

It was a question asked and everyone can make a reply. It doesn't matter thats its meaningless. I can get 150 miles out of my batteries and I can also get 50 miles out of the very same ones if I use throttle only.

I can get 150 miles from a charge on my BBS02 with 48Ah batteries.

I use 720P and anti-shake settings along with high quality. I find it gives good quality video but quite a bit smaller file sizes than 1080 so quicker to load and edit.

My camera mount

My max power is around 1150 watts peak. I can get up a 1 in 6 hill without pedaling if I want to . I ride all the trails in Hamsterley forest without a problem apart from the fact that I am often going in the opposite direction to everyone else ie uphill! The standard 44T chainwheel gives me...

No,The same one wil take up to a 34T I use a GT Power meter from ebay. Wiring manual at this link. https://system.netsuite.com/core/media/media.nl?id=215569&c=1327152&h=6e6f668b5d9f0a5de2b8&_xt=.pdf I have 3 of these,one for the bike and 2 fitted to my bulk chargers.

My bikes a 73mm BB and chain alignment is perfect with a standard Bafang chainring.. 2800 miles on it now!!

I use 16Ah Multistar LiPo and have 6 so thats 48Ah. I get around 150 miles out of them.

I wouldnt bother with a 52T on a standard bike as you run a big risk of overheating the controller. Better getting a standard 44T and maybe a 48T for speed . I run a 44T with an 11-34T casette on my 29er and it pulls my 17 stone and 6Kg of batteries up even the biggest hills up here in the...