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Yeah, don't forget it's going to be on a road bike with 700cc wheels! So even at 36v it should be a bit faster. And I can probably upgrade it to 48V... It would be a really lightweight and stealthy complete set up. Issues would be the noise and small drag. But better torque at start and no need...

Can't you put the gears on "high" and go faster with it?

Yeah, the BBS almost look like the right one. However, I'm hesitating with the new xionga dual gear motor.... D8veh had very good feedback on it.... I just wonder if the perfect freewheel of the BBS would be better than a xionga?

Yeah thanks I answered. And no I'm not confident abour his bike or his motor. He's also selling it at full price so it would cost me the same to get it imported from china

Hello all, My previous BPM has died and now I'm without any decent way to travel now. I feel handicapped :( I'm thinking to get a spare electric fast road bike I could easily carry with me. And that could also work when electronic fail... Here's the bike I'm thinking to get...

No, there is a limit of 2 for pack over 100wh, but no limit for pack under 100wh: So I can carry 20 of them as long as it's: 20 looks reasonable for me :D

Here's what they say: So as long as it's about 100wh (how can they know? :p) Maybe I can get 10 pack of these mobile phone power bank with me in my luggage? http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-Design-10-x-18650-Power-Bank-DIY-Components-with-Dual-USB-Output-Silver/1716603942.html And put...

Yes. Acceptable!

i can go to the airport with 20 packs like that for a 2kwh bike :D http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.118.2W2JZB&id=37334336917

What about if I split my battery into 100wh mini pack I could reassemble when I arrive? I can make 10*100wh battery pack in my bag. And assemble them back once I'm in destination? :)

anyone tried to carry batteries through ryanair, wizzair?

Not interested. Can't see anywhere I can have any use of that in my daily city riding

It's funny because once I was really going into what they told me. I was like "yes, when I finished my bike journey the batterie is fully charged". I've seen the eye of the guy a bit guilty to ask such question. Or maybe because of the answer does sound as dumb as his question

For such a speed... isn't it better to just get a normal brompton or mezzo bike? You'd be as fast without really breaking a sweat at 12mph??

I'm starting to be annoyed to always hear the same questions, and so many mockery / sneaky questions I have from other cyclists... Now my philosophie is "YES" to all cyclists asking me sneaky or dumbs questions: - does it recharge while you pedal? > yes, the faster I pedal, the faster it...

Obviously if they marked "stolen" or "lost" you'd be absolutely entitled to refund as it was their obvious fault. Marking that it was customs fault is a nice way to free their hands up. Especially for the driver who would be checked if parcels are stolen or lost

Wow thanks. That's a huge mistake. My guess is that they lost the parcel in transit, maybe stolen and are now using **** excuse to not refund you

Still don't get it. I got a list of coat by entering khaki cat on google image

What is khat?

So the extra cost of the Xionga may not worth the BPM. The later one is stronger, more reliable and can put more power when necessary