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Can I just add an update to my Woosh Rambletta. 1500+ miles to date, 3 1/2 years ownership and it's still rides perfect, credit to Woosh. Great bike. No issues at all. Range is 35-38miles with the 12ah battery, I'm actually looking to buy a 2nd battery to carry for longer rides to compare to my...

I just phoned Raleigh for the price of a Powerpack 500 downtube mounted one for a 2021 Raleigh Motus Grand Tour. £800 but it can only be ordered through one of their dealers. 2 in stock in the UK. Part no.027 500 7530.

I don’t know, all I know is the original pivot pin on my one was typical Chinese quality, it was guillotined when should be cut/sawn to length and it was also barely long enough(see photo). I made a guide tube to drill through the blind hole and keep the alignment perfect, then reamed and fitted...

I’ve had my Woosh Rambletta bike for well over a year. Here is mine. Out the box they are perfectly fine to get you into the e-bike world. Looking at mine you can see where I’ve upgraded parts. I’ve now got a Brompton 50t chainset, a chainring guide, Avid BB7 front brake setup, 8spd thumb...

The Brompton in their photo is the B75 base model which uses older components like levers, handlebars, gears etc. Newer Brompton’s have updated components. They‘re great bikes aren’t they! I got a 2019 M3L Brompton.

Hi. What’s the warranty on these? And prices for spare battery?

Yes the LCD display needs a brightness adjuster for sure, i don't ride our Wayfarer as i have myself a Woosh Rambletta which i use to commute, so our Wayfarer is daytime use only when my partner comes out for bike rides so the lcd isn't an issue. Ours is almost a year old now and been very nice...

We have the new Wisper Wayfarer with a 43v 700wh battery. Brilliant bikes, just done a 30 mile ride today, still over half battery left, build quality is actually pretty decent.

New addition to our Wayfarer, I fitted this a couple of weeks ago over the Christmas period. It's a CycleChic front basket, my partner's been using the Wayfarer regularly for ride outs and she's very impressed with it.

Ah well I can vouch for the Rambletta too, I bought one for myself last November! It's fantastic isn't it! I've changed a few things on mine, including adding some pannier bags for commuting, so we'll see how they fair, but you can't really fault the bike for the price. Good fun!

I bought this bar end mirror from Chain reaction cycles for about £9 not thinking much of it. The view behind is wide and it stays in place on my commute. I was very sceptical about its size but it's really good.

I ride motorbikes too, there's no reason you couldn't go into the shop and buy a lightweight armoured motorbike jacket with back, shoulder and elbow protection and wear that while cycling. In fact it's probably a good idea, downside is you'll get hot wearing it tho. Check out Helmet City, it's a...

My Woosh Rambletta sounds like it would be worth recommending. It's a folding bike with 20" wheels, under £900 with a powerful rear hub motor and a throttle on the handlebar which once you start pedalling, can be used to take over the pedalling, i.e you can stop all pedalling and control the...

If you have to then you could, but I wouldn't recommend anything more than regular gravel paths, the 20" wheels are not very stable and react very quickly to getting knocked about on un-pathed roads, so you will need quick reactions to catch a front wheel slip. Also the folding handlebars...

I've just this evening ordered this CycleChic Cherry Wicker Basket to go on the front of our Wisper Wayfarer. https://www.cyclechic.co.uk/shop/bags-baskets-panniers/cyclechic-cherry-bike-basket

I don't think they're Kenda? My new Rambletta came with Chinese brand Chen Shin CST tyres? Same tread pattern as your photo so must be same tyre?

Yep it does make sense, just didn't want to double post in different places but here's my original reply regarding the Rambletta. I noted down some battery info on my Woosh Rambletta for anyone interested. Assisted speed limit. Mode 1 speed is up to 8mph Mode 2 speed is up to 12mph Mode 3...

Yes I've taken to riding in a lower mode and balancing the motor assist with the variable throttle to keep speed with my partner when we both ride out electric bikes as they are slightly different in their power assist. I did actually delete the post I wrote as I thought better to put it in my...

It could be the mudguards rubbing?