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Hi all, Sold my wife's Woosh Zephyr B, (too big for her ), so thinking of getting the Woosh Petite step-through. Would appreciate any comments from anyone who has experience of this bike. Thanks in advance.

Someone make me a sensible offer on this bike, I promise you, if you see it, I'm pretty sure you will buy it.

Sorry, should have said we're in Bourne, Lincs. On seeing the bike you will see it's really worth the money.

Hi, We bought two Zephyr B bikes about a year ago, my wife finds hers is too big for her, hence it's for sale. It's as good as brand new with less than 500 miles. They cost £1000 pounds each and I'm looking for £750 for hers. Happy for any inspection or trial and could supply photo's to anyone...

Are we allowed to offer bikes for sale on the forum?

Hi, Thanks for the information, as you probably know the battery sits inside the frame. Eventually, would it be possible to buy a 15Ah replacement I think Woosh only do the 10? I've had a quick trawl round the internet but haven't come across any which look the same

Hi, Being fairly new to lecky bikes, we have two Woosh Zephyr - Bs which have a 250w motor and a 36 - 10Ah battery. Should I have gone for ones with 36V - 15Am one or would this have made a huge amount of difference? We are pensioners and intend taking them away and using them whilst on...

Hi Tom, Thanks for the reply, much appreciated. I've just been and checked and no I don't have the quick release plug but I can do as you suggest and cut a couple of cable ties. Are there any further things that I should do or is it a case of undoing the two nuts and dropping the wheel out...

Hi, We've got two Woosh Zephyr - B bikes and to keep the batteries in good condition we've been using them over the winter on a Trax trainer in the garage. this morning I noticed a rear flat tyre. I managed to get the tube out and found a puncture (how can you get a puncture whilst running on...

Only when they accept York as their capital city.

You wish, why don't you just give in to the superior breed, life would be a lot easier. Just going to the garage to do a few miles in order to get fit in case we have to fight for it.

What a great idea if were possible, have to get the old grey matter working. Only problem is, you're a Lancslass and I'm a Yorkylad we'd never agree on the rose emblem to use.

Hi Lancslass, I was thinking more of charging batteries during the winter months

We invested £90 on a Tacx Antares bike trainer and front fork support. It's absolutely brilliant, it means we can use the bikes and help keep ourselves fit at the same time. The duchess and I do, on average, 30 miles a week on each bike during the winter months. Best £90 I've invested in a long...

I'm fairly new to the forum and would like to ask for a bit of advice. I've got a lecky bike which I'm pleased with but would like to get the duchess one, mine has a crossbar and she has great difficulty in getting on it. So I'm looking to get a ladies step through bike, mine is a 36v 10amp so...

Thanks for that mate.

Peter BallJust Joined Joined: Yesterday Messages: 7 Likes Received: 0 Our Woosh Zephyr B bikes have SIS Shimano gears, I read on the forum that people suggest you should cut the motor when changing gear, should I have to do that with mine? #1 Peter Ball, 4 minutes ago Edit Report

Our Woosh Zephyr B bikes have SIS Shimano gears, I read on the forum that people suggest you should cut the motor when changing gear, should I have to do that with mine?

Thanks for that Trex and Heath, wheel is now out and that's another piece of knowledge I've acquired, well done you two for the quick response.