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Lishui controllers are not not restricted. They are usually loaded with parameters chosen by your vendor and can be reprogrammed by said vendor. I can for example switch between current control and speed control for example. Just ask your vendor what you need.

I watched bbc qt last night. It was difficult to see Guto Harri mounting an attack on the privilege committee in defence of Johnson. He was an OK journalist before he started working for Johnson but his tactics are now really offensive. I reckon saneagle, our own public defender on here, will...

do you know which scheme provider or providers your employer uses?

there are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a kit: 1. avoid Chinese cells in battery. Battery cells are graded. Those failing A grade and B grade are sold off cheaply without branding and found their way into cheapest batteries. Also, if you buy batteries from a reputable UK source...

I find his questions typical of newbies. He understands pedelecs law OK. However, as there is practically zero police interest in ordinary e-bikes, he unsurprisingly like many people on here, tend to pick and choose how much they respect the law. I blame the libertarianism.

I reckon a lot of members are confused by the EN15194 250W specifications. The fact of the matter is that the test conditions are precise but impossible to fail if your bike is conformed to the rest of the specifications. You don't practically need as much as 250W to ride assisted at 15mph...

Woosh Faro + 8AH: £999, the Lishui 12A controller is inside the seattube, 17.5kgs Woosh Faro with 17.5AH: £1309, the Lishui 16A controller is at the base of the battery, 20kgs Woosh Faro with 20AH: £1329, the Lishui 16A controller is at the base of the battery. Faro with 8AH: Faro with...

We assemble them when needed. As it's not a big seller and also time consuming to build one off, we tend not to accept orders for Faro with 17AH when we are busy. We can build the Faro with 20AH battery too if you need 80-100 mile range.

We can supply the Faro with both 8AH + 12A controller and 17AH + 16A controller. The latter delivers 45NM meter instead of 40NM because the controller is more powerful. The range of the Faro with 17.5AH battery is about 70 miles.

The Faro is fitted with Aikema 85SX motor, maximum torque is 40NM. The Camino is fitted with Shengyi DM-07 motor, maximum torque is 45NM Also, the Camino has larger capacity battery, 15AH or 17.5AH against the Faro 8AH. On the otherside, the Faro is much lighter 16.5kgs, you can lift it up with...

I take it that you are quite handy with bikes. In that case, the best route is probably a conversion which will fit in easily with your budget and you can afford to pick and choose your motor and battery too. That's a pretty good kit for the money but it does not come with battery and rim so...

If you go for a front hub, you need to keep the weight of the motor to below 3kgs. Heavy motors will break the relatively fragile aluminium fork jaws with their inertia.

Andy told me that we don't have them in 46T but we have them in 42T (or 44T? he said that he will reply to you). You can use BBS01 rings too.

I reckon he'll probably be back but in the HoL rather than as an MP. The work isn't hard and there is no timetable to keep.

batteries need to be as safe as possible, so lowest cost is probably not an option. Still, I did not expect Stuart to pay that much for a 36V 5AH battery though.

Johnson says that Sunak talked rubbish but actually, do you think the HOLAC stiched up Nadine Dorries? I think she is an idiot but...

that's a lot higher than I expect.

It works well but I have never sold that combo for a cargo bike. Please let me know how it goes. It's dead easy to swap for a 48v 12ah if need be. It is perfectly OK for shorter trips.

Sunak said this morning: "When it comes to honours, honours and Boris Johnson, [he] asked me to do something that I wasn’t prepared to do, because I didn’t think it was right. That was to either overrule the HOLAC [House of Lords appointments] committee or to make promises for people. Now, I...

this is the link to his graph Child poverty rates are projected to increase to 5.2 million by 2022. Fact checking claims about child poverty | Children's Commissioner for England (childrenscommissioner.gov.uk) His graph is a bit confusing, it is supposed to illustrate Relative poverty rates...