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Cube Reaction Race 26" EUR 1169 (about £830) delivered. http://www.mhw-bike.com/cube-reaction-race-26-black-n-grey-n-white-2013-119 11.5kgs. Add a 350W SWX02 motor with cassette (3.3kgs) and a good 13AH battery (2.5 kgs - 3 kgs) then you have it for under £1300.

the LCD does not have the right cable.

then you need to find a way to secure the LCD. Like usinng tamperproof M4 screws.

your warranty is worth a lot more than £100.

they've signed up with cyclescheme - give Hatti @ woosh a call.

you need at least 14AWG silicone wires http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SOFT-SILICONE-WIRE-FOR-RADIO-CONTROL-CARS-BOATS-R-C-THICK-14-AWG-BATTERY-WIRE-/230691554099 You also need to solder.

which cyclescheme does your company use?

sorry to hear that. you may have to buy the one from Volt. The LCD needs to talk to the controller and the communication code is specific for the controller and LCD.

If you can't pedal, look for a bike that has '6mph starting aid', quite common if the bike has an LCD. Press and hold the down button about 3 seconds, the bike will start at traffic lights without pedalling - the motor will continue to run at 6mph until you squeeze the brakes. After 1/1/2016, to...

replacing the battery carrier on the Sport bike is a pig of a job. You've done very well, woosh should give you a job!

are you sure it's a 24V battery he's got? that bmsbattery pack has a sine-wave controller with Hall - you will need to check that the existing motor also has Hall and 9-pin motor cable.

if these buses are partly recharged from the grid while operating then their critics will go away.

Siemens try too hard to reduce CO2 emission, that's why the bus is sluggish.

politics + trade unions = poison to our manufacturing

the root problem may be that their diesel motor is not man enough, causing the battery to run low all the time.

I am eying up this Haibike on that website for my next conversion project @ EUR 499 (about £350). Add SWX02 cassette motor at the rear, 13AH battery for about £400. Total project £750 for a new 21kg bike with SLX ...

£30 for a pair, the M355 is a better deal. http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-altus-m355-disc-brake-set/rp-prod129562

the kit is very quiet, nobody will hear you coming

I've met a guy with one of those kits - he gets easily over 30mph. Be careful with it, the beast needs good hydraulic brakes to stop.

the 20ah battery and 30A controller will give you plenty of power for sure.