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Tbh I can't tell if it's doing anything at all, it's sprung so hard, has little travel, and with the upright riding position it's kinda pointless imo. Much better is the suspension seat post. In time I'll look to buying a decent one as it's proven it's a worthwhile addition to the bike. I do...

https://www.tredz.co.uk/bike-baskets Plenty to choose from. We want a traditional looking wicker basket for the front of our Wisper Wayfarer.

Great choice! I have much the same style of bike, a Woosh Rambletta. They're brilliant fun, I never thought I'd use the folding frame malarkey but it's already come in useful putting it in the boot of the car. Smaller wheels have pros and cons, they don't keep momentum as well as bigger wheels...

Worth giving Woosh a call, as I found there were a few incorrect bits of information on the Rambletta which I only found out speaking directly to Hatti when placing my order a few weeks ago. I weigh 14 stone plus my gear and rucksack, no worries on the bike handling that weight. And it's a...

That's interesting to know, my 10 day old Woosh Rambletta has just had it's battery charged for the 3rd time since new, the measured voltage was 41.8v across the battery terminals so presume thats very good. In their manual for the bike it stated that the very first charge to leave the battery...

Hi Pp100 As a reference, on my Rambletta, at the 8 o clock key position(if vertical is 12 o clock), the battery latch clicks and pops the battery up very slightly, about 1mm, then at the 10 o clock key position the battery pops out 6mm and can be removed from the frame. Turn the key as far...

My Rambletta you turn the key clockwise and the battery will pop out a few mm's, turn key a bit more and you can then lift the battery out/away from the top of the frame like Woosh's video. If yours isn't popping out, try pushing the battery in as you turn the key to take any pressure off the...

Did you know your instruction manual says anti-clockwise? Page 6 of the Rambletta manual, 'To take the battery off the bike, insert the key in to the lock at the top-right of the downtube, and turn it anti-clockwise. This will release the battery.....'

They good a good fun bike! Not too different to my Woosh Rambletta I bought last week

Welcome to the forum.

Here's mine, seat height for me standing 5ft 7" tall. :D

Did it fix the problem John?

It can only be associated with the wheels so very straightforward to identify. My Rambletta I've toe'd the pads in and like Woosh says, they run very close to the rim so unless you spend time tweaking them and trueing the wheel perfectly then chances are that's the cause.

Awesome! They're excellent bikes, not sure I mentioned it but the paint job is really good, looks nice and thick and lovely glossy shine. It's such a comfy bike to ride. When are you expecting to get it? I'm presuming there's a waiting list?

Our Wisper Wayfarer with a big 700Wh battery comes in under £2k, and will easily do over 70 miles on a charge, we're looking at about 70-100miles on a full charge riding in eco and tour mode. Very comfortable to ride. I know what you mean about motorbikes, I got 2 and they're gonna be my last.

Our new Wisper Wayfarer doesn't display the time/clock either. I think it's a necessity nowadays especially on a digital display, it's kinda something expected by most. The 905 was the bike we considered buying originally. The clicking you mention, is it constant? Our Wayfarer makes a notchy...

I'm getting my Rambletta delivered Wednesday!!

I bought one of these from Amazon, brilliant little things, pumped up both motorbike tyres the weekend after I replaced mine with new ones. But also good for 100psi road bike tyres.

Do you mean 8 speed Revoshift? Really liking the photos! With the bikes being delivered, which courier do you use? Do they give you a 1 or 2 hour etc delivery slot on the day?