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Blimey @billyboya you asked if anyone had heard of this bike company and 3 hours later you've bought the bike...I thought after all of the grief you had with the moped you'd be more cautious and do more research before committing... ah well, wish you luck and hope this seller gives you support...

I guess it's the old legal to buy but illegal to ride if derestricted by the owner. A bit like Halfords selling escooters in every branch, legal to buy and they'll argue if people use them illegally on the streets we cannot be held responsible in any way...true, but is it ethical? There are a...

in an earlier reply in this thread Marina did say that the bikes supplied to uk customers come set to 15.5 mph and throttle restricted to 3mph. However, from watching the blogger review youtube videos advertised on the Gin X website, clearly the riders have the bikes unrestricted and can be seen...

@marina.vlasenko yes, we are a bit geeky on here, so more details on battery cell make/type and motor model would be good to know and if spare batteries are available to buy etc Does it have Suntour forks, I cannot find out the make from your website? What's the lead time on deliveries? Do you...

Hi Marina, Just seen some specs and a review on you gin x ebike. From what I can gather it looks like it's unrestricted and also has a throttle which can also be used to power the bike beyond 15mph, so as I like to ride street legal, I'll pass on the review.

Hi @marina.vlasenko Marina, it might be worth your while getting in touch with the website owner here with a view to sponsorship or advertiser of your ebike company Gin Bikes. By the way, your bikes look good value. I'd be happy to do a long term test review if you supplied with a loan bike...

My Bafang 80Nm 36v 250w bbs01 15a limited mid drive pisses all over my carrera Crossfire-e Suntour HESC 50Nm rear hub drive climbing hills. No contest Just saying

I think A grade are Chinese cells. Brand cells are Samsung/LG/Panasonic. I've only ever ordered my batteries from this supplier with brand cells, and haved checked with Herbert (seller) via messages to check the cells used before purchase

You can get a 36v 30ah battery in the maximum sized hailong downtube battery using samsung 21700 5000mah cells, here's an example from my usual (and trusted) Aliexpress supplier. Not cheap at £467 tho https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003749792383.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.12e438da04Ggep&mp=1

What a great outcome! Hopefully with the throttle assisting and as your recovery continues you'll start to feel comfortable to spin your legs. Well done all for advice and to Wisper for coming up with the answer

nice, cheaper and with nexus 7 speed, great deal

Hi all My brother and I go on a cycling holiday in Belgium, France or Holland at least once a year. Our normal route is train to London, then a train to Dover, overnight stay in a Premier Inn or Travelodge in Dover, and then an early 8am ferry to Dunkirk, and then cycle all day to our first...

Also a great deal, 7 speed and larger 13ah battery for £50 more F.lli Schiano E-Moon 28",Women's Electric City Bicycles 250W Motor https://amzn.eu/d/3YjULfa

You currently won't find a cheaper ebike. Take the batteries off when on the rack to reduce weight and deter thieves with a decent lock around both bikes and rack. 36v, 10ah batteries, so not bad, and a 40nm motor. remove the front rack etc to reduce weight further

Deal of the day: Anker Portable Power Station 256Wh, 521 Portable Generator, 200W 5-Port Outdoor Generator with 1 AC Outlets, 60W USB-C PD Output, LiFePO4 Battery Pack, LED Light For Camping, RV, Power Outage and More https://amzn.eu/d/9uluQgo

what about something like this, easy to swap out the front wheel, and can swap back once you get your balance back, plus handy for the shopping etc https://add-bike.com/en/addbike-plus/

Risk burning your house down charging a damaged powerbank to save spending £8 on a replacement ? I can see the Daily Mail headline already

Have you considered an aftermarket compatible battery like this at £283 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265786272314?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=3StoDwYFQHG&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=Dst78JQnToG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Nope, no need for an alexa or echo etc, the plug has no battery, it's just is an inline plug into the mains, and your charger plugs into it, and it connects to your wifi. Just download the TP-Link 'Kasa' app from the play store/apple store and manage the smart plug on your phone to turn on/off...

A smart plug such as this will show you in real time what the current energy usage on your phone ( Kasa app) as well as historical power usage. You can timers on it to automatically switch on or off or both, plus link it to your echo etc...a tenner well spent imho Check this out...