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Thanks Muckymits, never thought it would be so difficult to get an owners manual, oh well, I'll keep trying..........Del.

Thanks flecc, I shall have a look and see what I can find, can get manuals for almost all other E-bikes, but not the Salisbury..........Del.

Can't find one anywhere, someone must know........Del. :( :(

Does anyone know where I can obtain an instruction manual, or owners manual, for the Powacycle Salisbury ? is there anywhere that I can download this from ? I have looked on the Powacycle website, but can't seem to find anything.......Del.

Thanks for replies, point taken Mike, had'nt thought of that, NRG, Watts Up....Turnigy ?...I shall Google these, and investigate.......Del

Is it possible to get a handlebar mounted battery meter, for the Powacycle Salisbury ? something that will give an accurate reading of battery status, rather than relying on the three LED lights on top of battery, which are difficult to see whilst riding, and I suspect not completely...

Thanks flecc, looks like they could be the ones, I shall look into it........Del. ;) ;)

Mmhh, like the sound of those Big Apple ones flecc, will they fit 1.75 rims ?.......also, are they expensive ??......Del.

Hello, I intend replacing the tyres on my E-bike, starting with the front one , as sidewalls are slightly perished, I use it mainly on tarmac for getting to work and back, can anyone suggest the best tyres to get ? or do I just go with available mountain bike tyres ? wheels are 26x1.75........Del.

Underneath rubber gaitor I found this....tightened it with large spanner....job done !!....Del.

Thanks flecc & Nigelk, yes, I suspect that it is ''meant to be like that'' I will just have to get used to it!!.......Del.

Nigelk, Yes, it is on a suspension post.......Del.

On my Powacycle Salisbury the seat moves slightly from side to side, anyone know how to stop this ? It is not the seat post, that moves seat up or down, but the hexagonal bar that goes into it, on which the seat itself sits, more annoying than anything, just wondered if there is a way to...

Plug now sorted, was telling a chap at work about it, and he said he could do it, half an hour later it was done, two wires, on had become detached, all now re-soldered, and working fine, thanks to all for replies and advice,........Del. :D :D

Muckymits, thanks for that, don't want to remove plug to investigate, and not be able to get it back together again, at least if there are only two wires, it has to be one....or the other....... that is shorting.....Del.

Neptune, output of charger is 2 amps, it is the soldering bit that beats me, however if as you say, there is an option to change both plug and socket, that might not be a problem......I shallwork on it.......Del.

Might be a silly question, with it being a 5 pin plug.....but how many wires are actually used with this charging system ? 5 or less? is it as flecc said, they use this 5 pin plug so that you can't use another, incorrect charger ? not very good on electrics myself, just wondered if anyone...

I'll see what Muckymits comes up with, and failing that have a look around here and see if I can get it sorted, there are a couple of shops here that repair laptops.....not the same thing I know, but might be worth asking.......Del

That's the one flecc, came up on your Maplins link, think what has happened, the cable grip is loose, and the plug has been removed from the battery by pulling on the cable itself, thus either detaching a wire, or bringing a wire into contact with outer casing and making it short......Del.

Ahh, I see it now, it is an in-line socket that they have used, the other half of it is actually in the battery housing, tempted to remove plug myself.......but presumably to re-attach it would involve soldering, a bit to fiddly for me I think........Del.