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I am 17 stone and have a Cannondale Trail 6. It has 2.1 tyres but has carried me over 2000 miles of rough trails and road without problems. Was £350 from Evans cycles.http://www.evanscycles.com/products/cannondale/trail-6-29er-2014-mountain-bike-ec053947

USB cable,charge on computer or with phone charger etc I use an EE powerbank so I can recharge while out if needs be. You want a class 10 MicroSD card for it,very cheap on Ebuyer or Ebay...

This is the camera you want and comes with all the mountings. Only £40 and good enough for biking. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-1080P-WIFI-12MP-Waterproof-SJ4000-HD-Helmet-Sport-Action-Video-Camera-UK-/261853458803?hash=item3cf7aeb173 This is mine

Were you holding the camera in your teeth? Mine is on the handlebars and quite steady usualy unless riding over tree roots.

Yes,it will be ok.

I have 6 batteries for my bike and they are numbered 1 to 6 and are cycled in numerical order. Some days I use all 6 batteries but in the winter I often only use 2.

I have one of those and it runs happily on 48 volts.

Haha!!! Weight can have its advantages... I love the Smart Sams but make sure you get the Plus version as thats the puncture resistant one. http://nextdaytyres.co.uk/details.aspx/SCHWALBE-SMART-SAM-PLUS-MTB-29/303

I live on the Teesdale moors so have big hills and peat bogs in all directions. I am hauling 106Kg of me and 6Kg of batteries(48Ah). I run Schwalbe Smart Sam Plus tyres and never had a problem with losing traction,not even in deep snow. I use a GT Power meter to keep track of power used and...

When (if) they become available here I will be getting one as long as there is sufficient noticeable difference between it and the current 750 watt motor which in my case already runs at a maximum of 1180 watts.

It states "a maximum torque of 160 N.m, will provide the rider with great explosive force when starting the system." Perhaps it should say it provides the chain with explosive force when starting!!

My BBS02 750 will go up to 34 mph and I regularly ride 50+ miles in a day of mixed country lanes and offroad tracks and my average speed usually comes in at between 14 and 15 mph.

If you go on the Endless Sphere forum you will find 3 or 4 lads that ride together out of Newcastle.

The 750 watt BBS02 would be oefect for your needs mounted on an MTB with a 34 tooth granny gear and 44 tooth chainring

Might be an idea to put your location on your profile then folks will know if you are in their area.

Electric Bike Demo Day - Sunday Sept 13th!! Our 2nd Ebike Demo Day is coming up soon at the Kielder Cycle Centre. We will have hybrids, hardtail MTB's and even full suspension bikes from Haibike and Raleigh available for you to try on the traffic free trails at Kielder. The one thing these...

Looks like the caliper needs adjusting.

No bottle opener on it! No good for me then.

Nope https://www.strava.com/activities/372557506

On a BBS02 its simple enough to change the 7 in 750W to a 2 with a number stamp.