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Fit one of these and it'll give you a pas input on your controller. http://www.greenbikekit.com/led-display.html

here's some footage from my sj4000 watch in hd for full effect.

The lithium option isn't a bad price either, http://dillengerelectricbikes.co.uk/shop/leopard-folding-electric-bike/ would love to see some reviews.

Any pictures of it Pats?

I've been using these for my daily commute, very sturdy and big! http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HPWRK9U/ref=pe_385721_37038051_TE_3p_dp_1

Damn I missed this! Could have done with a couple of 36v 10aH batteries and chargers, has the order gone out?

Sorry I meant cando, as he's up the road from me in Leeds! Having trouble keeping up with this thread!! But still happy to help!

I'm only over in Bradford and have a Hub tester and many spares to go at if you need a hand.

Nice to see old bikes still in use!

yep!

so having the reed close when the brake is applied would do it, thus pulling the pin to ground. so if the magnet was on the end of the lever with the reed on the grip (not ver ergonomic though), that would do it?

I've an idea, mount the reed switch like in this video and it'll only close the circuit when the brake is being pulled. PM me if you want a pair of those reeds and I'll stick a couple in the mail.

Ok now I get it, the KU65 needs to see 5V when the brakes are applied so the two wires to the lever are 5v and controller brake input. When switch is closed brakes are being applied. Does that sound right?

Which controller have you got?

Yep these are the ones, one hole for mounting to the lever body with a locating dot to fit into another small hole. need a magnet on the lever arm to close the circuit.

Just thinking I may have some reeds for a brake mod all sealed up with mounting holes. Give me five minutes and I'll look in the garage.

Just bought some of these from Banggood, they're for Arduino but I'm using them on the bike, they put out 5v when a magnet is near (or drop to 0v if you want it that way).

Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any 20" by 3" winter tyres. My new tyres for next year are going to be ContiGo moped tyres, they're the only ones that fit the A2B Metro.

I think that I my have given the wrong impression, the smartphone is used to program and tweak the settings prior to riding and to download when you return. Thats how I read the brief. Not that you have to have it with you and be staring at the whole ride, that's for Strava w*nkers. If you want...

Its been too cold and icy on the roads I meant. i have an A2B metro with pretty slick tyres so it's having a break for winter!