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Time to join us in Smartphone land? A cheap Android phone is less than £50 these days, could be worth it if you want to customise your ride.

The top cover is moulded on, I had to dremel around mine to do a similar fix, then glue it back on with black silicone once I'd resoldered a wire.

Got the helmet last week, haven't tried it yet though, too cold!

How big is the panther tank? Would it fit one of these http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?batteries#batkit ? Great battery and UK support from Woosh.

Can you post a picture of new and old sensors, I may have some sensors kicking around or at least give you a clue on wiring it.

Was an early adopter of the Orp horn! Best thing about the display controlling pedal assist is that I could tailor each level, my other bikes have quite big gaps between the levels which ends up with the lower levels never being used. Not with this, I've set the levels of assist to what is...

1st prototype, not sure I like the case but it all works, detects the pedal sensor fine puts out the appropriate throttle voltages as is pretty accurate on the speed and the battery. Won't stop me working on mark 2 & 3 & 4 etc..!

Did some more dashboard programming tonight, these little arduino boards can do so much, plus there's a ton of add ons. GPS modules, cameras, temp, humidity etc etc. Should have some more info by the weekend. Just got to get a 36v to 5v regulator!!

My other project is to build a dashboard for this thing, something that will show, battery, speed, assist level and temp. I've just learned how to program Arduino boards, these things are pence and very easy to program. Here's my first attempt.

Haven't done too much to the bike since the first flurry of excitement but as the dark nights creep in I decided to do a bit more modification. New pannier bags as the Aldi ones had started to come apart, plus some new cork grips. And not wanting to add more headlights/tail lights, thought I'd...

You might be better attempting a rear wheel conversion, would better sit with the geometry of the bike. Not sure about the gears though!

About 90% commuting on the A2B and the odd 10% blasting down paths on the mountain bike (electric of course)

Lost key - check, no battery - check, no charger - check. Ticks all the "probably stolen" boxes. Especially with the "I have no knowledge of wattage etc..." statement.

Unless you're using the solar to charge up some dumb lead batteries that do the heavy lifting. :)

Any thoughts about Solar charge stations? I've a little knowledge on this subject.

I do like the drill battery idea, got me thinking about doing a little folder conversion.

Nice to see Cyclotricity at the show, and had a great chat with your man on the stand.

And one more! Plus rode the new A2B (with the belt driven NuVinci) and the Smart bike, oh and that Robgrady thing which wasn't half bad at all!!

Wish I'd know Dave, I've been today!

I'll see you at the show then!