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I don't think it is possible for that model of Wisper but why not private message @Wisper Bikes

How about a AKM75 hub and something like your 10Ah 36v battery in a bag ?

At the risk of going off on a tangent, can you tell us more about your full suss. I am tempted to do a full suss conversion, not for epic mountain climbing, just for comfort on long road trips or light trails.

Aikema AKM75(1.4kg) or bafang G370hub motor. Something like Wooshs battery in a bag https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?batteries Or Woosh faro (16.5 kg including battery)

For hub based commuter bikes, where you are doing a significant number of miles, I would look at Wisper and Woosh just from the point of view of customer service and support. If you wanted something cheaper, maybe Eleglide M2 - there are a couple of people here that seem to have used the...

https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/newbie-well-hopefully-soon.43803/post-657483

My viewpoint is there is such a good array of potential donor bikes available on Marketplace / Ebay / Gumtree that it is worth just getting a donor bike that will make the conversion easy - usually a hardly used older bike which isn't too high tech but has disc brakes , preferably hydraulic, air...

Looks great - is this the one ? https://eskute.co.uk/products/netuno-plus-e-mountain-bike?variant=43773451010263&om=8475&utm_source=awin&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=&awc=24314_1713790767_5fcda554e2955e05e51b8c59692def65 I think a 520 Wh battery would do 40 miles on flattish / not too high...

So the rule of thumb is one hour of zone 2 training burns 500-600 calories, so if you manage to do an hour each day (which I think is fun on an electric bike - the big problem with zone 2 training is boredom) and consume the same amount of calories you would lose 0.5 kg per week (which I think...

No - Zone 2 training is elevating your heart rate to a level where you are burning fat (which takes quite a lot of oxygen to metabolise) - at higher heart rates you start burning glycogen (which is then replenished)...

I think I slightly disagree, an electric bike is almost unique in that it allows you to keep your heart rate in the fat burning zone for a long period of time without you getting bored and if you combine that with a sensible diet it will aid losing weight

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Yep - most of them on AliExpress are right/back left/front and you can swap them over but easier to get them the right way round

Don't ask :-)

I'd definitely recommend hydraulic brakes (though it's dead easy and cheap to upgrade from manual disc brakes - you can get them off AliExpress). Yes, the max continuous rated power on the M2 is 250W also - seems good value for £699

Noticed there was an Eleglide M2 with hydraulic disc brakes, a more powerful motor and 15Ah battery in 27.5 or 29 inch wheels - e.g. https://www.infinityebikes.co.uk/product/eleglide-m2/

Might be worth charging it now - if it has been left for 2 years without charging, the battery cells may have discharged over time and the battery may not be recoverable.

I'm interested in your experience with the Eleglide - they seem very good value - which model is it ? Which battery - what sort of range are you getting ? How long have you had it ? How has the support / customer service been ?

Perhaps they could introduce a 15.5 mph maximum motor assist limit

https://ebikes.ca/laser-250w-power-rating.html