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David Naturally that's good to hear; but your statement, welcome as it is, is directry contrary to the information supplied to me (and it would seem to others, by Doug) - to quote.... again! 'warranties are NOT transferrable' (my upper case). I prefer your stance to that of Doug's, but as I...

Is this statement fact or opinion? I'd like to see chapter and verse to support this statement which I can then quote back at Wisper. My research hasn't proved conclusive. Clearly there is no contract between a second hand purchaser of any goods and the original supplier, but on the other hand...

Rather different from the usual eBay Chinese parts bin models is this little beast. What does the master (FLECC) make of it, I wonder?

Can-Do v eBay 'generic' bikes Can anyone see any material difference between the Can-Do at £895 intro rising to £945 and the hoardes of Chinese folders such as this one that would justify the massive difference in price?

Quando 3.0 becomes Can-Do 3.0 ... subtle as a brick and got to be the naffest name ever - the boys at 50 cycles have certainly been hard at it reworking the web site. Is it just me or have they increased the advertised price of the soon to be available, not Quando, since its ill-fated debut...

As the warranty rests with the supplier - Wisper - not the retailer - Electric Transport Shop - I'd be inclined to believe the former - not a satisfactory situation but there you have it...

I think that the hole will take any one of the Metric bolts used throughout the bike. On my bike there are numerous locations with similar holes filled with 'spare' bolts so it shouldn't be difficult to fill the offending hole with something neater than tape - Wisper can supply spares on request.

just checked mine and there's a black cable tie holding the wire securely in place. And you've lost a bolt as shown in the photo.. If Wispers were aircraft your problem would be cause for worldwide bulletin, but I guess your posting is the next best thing. Thanks for the heads up on a possible...

Bargain for someone? Ex-Demo Kalkhoff Agattu on eBay, also, Bikes, Cycling, Sporting Goods (end time 13-Sep-08 13:57:35 BST)

That's very encouraging but directly contrary to the information given to me by Doug: I quote directly from his email response to me when I asked the exact same question regarding my newly purchased, almost new Wisper "Warranties however are not transferable, but we at Wisper will always...

Dick - I've pm'd you with my email Thanks in advance John Fleet

..and if they can do - could I have a copy too? - as I never received one with my second hand Wisper. I have asked Doug to send me a copy but no joy so far. Someone did mention that they are available somewhere on the net so that may be another option. I see the computer can be bought on e-Bay...

Or at least the big car manufacturers would seem to think that's the case according to this article from Clean Fleet report With that level of investment in Lithium technology hopefully we can expect spin off benefits both in terms of price and performance for electric bike batteries?

Hi Artslim If it's of any help - I'm just over 5'10" and have the seat at the lowest position to suit my 31" i/leg. There must be more than 5 inches of adjustment on the seat post and the bike generally is a largish frame. Sorry, don't know if they did more than one size. If you're interested...

I've the same manual in Word format which is a little easier to deal with - happy to email it but it came from Doug at Wisper so as we're in the Wisper bike clinic he'll probably pick up on this. And I have to say it's nearly useless as it contains NO information on for example: 1. How to...

Thanks! - I see that you can pick them up new on eBay for £13 - so they're not as fancy as I first thought - I think that the Aldi £5 job is probably a lot more complex!

Does anyone have one? I imagine that the computer will have some instructions - I know that the £5 wired computer that I bought from Aldi the other week came with an enormous sheet of instructions, so I can't believe that the fancy wireless job fitted to the 905SE doesn't have one. As others...

if I understand how this works right - when I get the inevitable rear wheel puncture I would simply lever off one side of the tyre without removing the rear wheel (remove the old conventional inner tube - which presumably would require cutting in half to be removed) and then feed this 'sausage'...

Bump... Looks like it will be going on e-Bay tomorrow....

Any recommendations? my wrap around job isn't much use at the mirror rotates when the throttle turns - would there be the same problem with a bar end fitting model? Thinking about a helmet mounted alternative - now that I've given in to family pressure and started wearing a cycle helmet after...