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Don't see how a bale of hay is any use....:D

So is the 45kph just a software "extra"?

How much extra would it have added to the price if you had these better brakes added as standard on all your models?

Thanks for pointing that out. Are they hydraulic?

Does the Woosh Big bear have hydraulic brakes. ?? Whatever bike you use to Gaul two kids uphill you need hydraulic brakes, preferably discs, to stop you when you're coming downhill.

Ok. What's caught your eye??

So Cardiff wants cyclist to be sandwiched between a bus to the left and a hgv to the right....Madness.

What's so special about the bike that makes you want it over one for which you can get local support.

Also check the warranty is transferable

Buy yourself the 50cm one.....:D

Perhaps the clue is in the name......Made for Giants.

First thing I'd do is remove the front rack. But then the light is attached to it...Hmmm.

The bike is wired up for the twin battery set up so you can always buy it with one battery and if you find the range lacking add the second.

If you go for a Riese & Muller then you're buying a top quality bike. If by any chance you get a problem then the after care is second to none.

You're talking rubbish......No one is nearly as fast as Soundwave. Rumour has it he has artificial bionic legs with a dongle.

My home insurance..Aviva....No extra charge.

Makes a note to oneself.......Don't buy a bike without mudguards...'D

Thank you for a honest enlightening post. Just one comment...If you had said this months ago you would have killed this thread at its birth. I'm pleased it's being resolved and hopefully no more reports of failing motors will be reported.

Hi. I'm trying to convince my wife to give cycling a second chance. She can't handle changing gears so on her 3 speed Nexus she puts it in second and leaves it there. It's a cadence sensing esmart bike from NZ as used by their post office. Or so we were told. She finds it surges to start with...

Isn't the 380 better than the 360??