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I have the same bike. Not had any problems so far (touch wood) I’m sure that the torque sensor would be covered by warranty if damaged through wear and tear. Best speak with decathlon to be sure.

A bit out of my price range I’m afraid! Looks great though.

Well as my pal David used to say “you buy cheap, you buy twice” unit is useless. Tried a couple of different SIM cards to no avail.. sent back for refund, and now I’m looking at the another option. The o2 sim that I bought for 20p will go in my GSM home alarm system that’s been working without...

Hi! Yes an alarm with transmitter would be perfect! The only solution that I have come across is gps trackers that have built in vibration alarm. This would send you a text message if the bike was moved. There are a few on Amazon and eBay but I haven’t tried any of these. Quick update though...

I agree, my bike is secured with two gold class d locks, plus I have a cable that goes through the front wheel. I have an alarm fitted and detach the battery when leaving the bike for longer than a “cafe stop” I have another lock at work which is a heavy kryptonite chain lock that is left there...

Also some of these pay as you go SIM cards start at £5 per month! Vodafone is a good deal at £2!

I still think the Vodafone option is good. And at £2 a month to protect a bike costing upwards of £1000 then its a no brainer. There must be a way to hide it in the battery box and have a 5volt tap for the usb charge port on the tracker!

I notice Amazon have gps trackers disguised as rear lights. Plus there are trackers available that fit into seat post, although they are expensive! I did look at the Vodafone one, £2 a month is nothing! And it looks small enough to hide in a battery box or under seat. I have my alarm under seat...

It’s been rainy here too, determined to get out this week though!

That is a thing of beauty!

Jeez! Looks nasty!!

Halfords have said he can bring it in on Saturday and have the chain replaced, apparently they said nothing about being careful on this type of bike with mid mount motor, which i find pretty poor!!

Aye, looks a great machine though! Very lightweight.

As I say, he’s contacting Halfords in the morning. Not what i would have expected for what he paid for the machine!

No, this is his first ebike. I did suggest something cheaper...

I suspect that he might have been, he’s left the bike with me overnight. Contacting Halfords tomorrow.

My mate bought a voodoo bizango this evening, on his way to mine the chain snapped! On inspection the chain is very thin metal, also it looked to be bending towards the rear wheel. Bought from Halfords, images attached.

fantastic news!

When learning to ride a motorcycle we were told the 70 30 rule, 70% on the front brake 30% on the rear.

would it be worth stripping it of electrical components, including hub wheel, selling the parts off to pay for new wheel and rebuilding the bike? Perhaps you could sell that too with the cash raised going towards a new bike!