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woosh Zephyr-B http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?zephyr-b it's compact and folds, has the same BPM motor with 20A controller like the Big Bear. Just attach a trailer, job done.

How are you so sure that Moisson bought on price? He paid £500 for a 26V 9AH battery that has to arrive. If he bought his bike from one of the vendors advertising on this forum, none of this would have happened. Here is his bike: http://urbanmover.com/products/powerAssistedBikes/UM44.php

I think you can raise an issue with paypal any time within 60 days from payment date. Suppliers using paypal agree with paypal to ship the goods within 14 days, unless you have agreed a different delivery date.

it was on their hubkits page last year. I suggest you leave a message on Lishui website http://www.lsdzs.net/

Lishui make one for the seat tube, here it is:

I doubt that iron man can keep up with a derestricted 500W BBS02 crank drive kit and 15AH bottle battery. Downhill yes, but not up hills.

You can get 36V 15AH battery like this one (£315 including charger):

that depends very much on your speed, terrain and wind. On flat road, no wind, 13ah is OK for 50 miles if you pedal a fair bit. I'd say go for 15ah to avoid range anxiety.

A rear hub motor with cassette adapter would suit the style of your bike best. A 36V 15AH battery would give you the 50 miles range. Costwise: about £500.

Error 30 is communication error, your LCD or the main cable connecting the LCD to the controller has a short somewhere. I don't know errors 61,69 and HI. I suggest to contact your supplier and ask them to test the LCD for you.

@anotherkiwi - woosh ship the BBS01 15A 250W kit to France for £345 shipping cost included. At the current exchange rate 1.37 EUR = £1, that works out at EUR472 against EU499 + shipping for the Mxus. The BBS01 also has EN15194 certification and an excellent track record to boot...

the problem with pushing and pulling a bike is the rear wheel being directional. It rolls freely only one way. The rack wheels do not have problem with direction. When you push or pull a folded bike, you don't want the rear wheel to be in contact with the ground. You need to raise the rear...

that gizmo only keeps the rear wheel of the Brompton latched when unfolded, not when it's folded. The rear wheel latch on the Gallego has dual purpose, keeps the rear wheel latched when unfolded and latched when folded.

fitting the pedelec sensor is one of the trickiest steps in converting a bike with hub motor. The split ring is an OK design, not meant for fitting on the non-drive side though, because it's quite easy to knock it and kill it with your left shoe. There are a couple of specifically designed...

There are a few differences in the folding compared to a Brompton. The Brompton does not have a latch for the rear wheel. You could say it's an advantage, you can pull the bike upwards and it will fold, or you can say it's a disadvantage, when you wheel a semi-folded Brompton about, the rear...

all Lithium batteries are splash proof (IP4) but not waterproof.

if there is no sign of leakage, I would not do anything about it. All the 18650 cells have an air vent to prevent pressure building up when the battery is too full or too empty. The smell could come from a tiny amount of fluorine that was released at some time in the past. You can see the air...

yes, it should not be a problem keeping the batteries in plastic bags.

paintwork was damaged inside the cartons which are inside the container? strange explanation. So what would happen if the bikes are exposed to sunlight?

70NM is the same rating on the 8-Fun BBS01 and TCM on the Woosh CDs. The 8-Fun BBS02 and the woosh Krieger have more torque.