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I think the reason they do it on the cycle2work scheme at that price is that you can only go up to a thousand pounds and you can't add to that at all. Given that it's over a grand rrp they wouldn't get a sale if they didn't do a deal for less than a thousand on it. Good luck trying to get more...

I saw a you tube video where a crossfire e owner said theirs seemed to be resolved after taking the neoprene/Velcro cover off near the rear hub and juggling the connector there. Don't know if this is the cause/cure but could be worth a try. I'm a new crossfire e owner myself so awaiting my first...

You can get the crossfire e on the cycle2work scheme for 999. Got one last week for this price... They didn't know about it in store... I took a printed out screen shot that comes up on the cycle2work.info site (not in my phone only on laptop) in. Staff were a bit confused at first and hadn't...

Thanks for all the tips! I've had a play with taking the back wheel of and cut the cable tie closest to the hub to do do it. I put the wheel back on and reconnected the electric cable connection, but I haven't put a new cable to on... Ive just tightly put the neoprene/Velcro wrap back around...

I've recently acquired a Carrera Crossfire E and was wondering how to remove the rear wheel in case of a puncture on the go. I'm guessing you remove the nuts with a spanner but what about the electric wire going into the hub? At a quick look I can remove the velcro neoprene cover near the...

I don't know how many people are aware of this because Halfords don't seem to be advertising it much (or be aware of it on store) but they will do the Carrera crossfire e for 999 if you get it on cycle 2 work scheme (rrp is 1200). I took a printout of a screenshot of their advert which is one...