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Have you had a look at Juicy? Not sure how far from you they are, they're in the peak district. https://www.juicybike.co.uk/

Oh - OK. I've only seen the one on the wife's Big Bear, that only goes to 1. Sometimes wish I had one that went to 11:)

Surely you can't do that with an LCD, you can only go to level 1. Mine is an led display and can be turned to zero.

I've always been a utility/leisure cyclist. In my mid to late 20's I lived without a car and commuted about 6 miles into work. Some nights I would go and see a mate near Warwick, a round journey of about 26 miles, on a 10 speed road bike. It used to kill me. Hills and wind have always been a...

Hi Mal, I use Schwalbe marathon plus. Getting on for 4000 miles and only one puncture which was a thorn that went through the whole tube to the rim, so not much chance there. As a road tyre they're great, good rolling resistance and grip seems OK for me. Some say that these plus slime tubes...

Well blow me! Actually I was joking, anyway I've got some of these - well good for dark lane riding: http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-parts/pedals-pegs/halfords-hi-viz-led-pedal

Yeh and perhaps I should get cleats fitted to me flip-flops!

I agree, that frame looks like a shoe in for a rear hub with, perhaps, a battery in an in frame triangle bag.

Some time ago I put a Panda kit on this bike and had Jimmy make a battery to fit in a bag I already had and it looked like this However, I intended to use the battery on my own bike as well, when mounted it looked like this : :eek: So I enquired about battery bags, but despite D8veh's help...

I have the good fortune to be a leisure cyclist, however I do get caught in the rain. My bike has an led display, not LCD, and I've sealed the joint with self amalgamating tape. Battery is rear rack type so is in my 'rain shadow' along with the controller box. I've made sure the cable entry...

What a workhorse, but how is your front rack mounted, doesn't it stop your suspension from working?

Try posting in the technical section, the 'brains' read that one. Goodluck.

Should be about right, some manufacturers use the 10% allowance so could be 17mph.

Hi Malcom, Don't know the bike specifically, but a new 575wh battery should be well capable of a 20 mile round journey, even towing your son. Of course wind and your own stamina will make a difference on any one day. I would charge at the end of each day. As the battery ages you may have to...

Paint on socket outlets and light switches I recently installed. It's so bloody unecessary:mad:

He got all that in there? Has the guy invented a battery Tardis?:)

Hi Fin, I'd say 15 miles on setting 3, that's pretty good. Depends on terrain, how much effort you're putting in, wind etc. etc. Last Sunday I rode about 11 miles, on my Ezee conversion, to a little coastal village. This meant a climb out of my village, a descent into and climb out of another...

d8veh you're very naughty !

And yet there are now complaints about the level of polution at and outside schools, with higher levels of asthma etc. We were exorted to go to diesel because of co2, now we have too high a Nox level. Where is there to go? But no-ones saying it. There must be an overall reduction in energy...

Just realisation born of bitter experience!