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If you want BBS01/BBS02 - you can ask questions here and buy online.

it goes to show that you can get better value with a good second hand donor and a competent kit. Your £770 probably rides just as well as a Bosch bike costing £1500+ and is more flexible.

If you already have a donor bike, then BBS01 is the way to go. The motor on the Krieger is a bit more powerful than the standard BBS01. It's powered by a 20A Lishui controller and is equivalent to the BBS01 18A 350W kit plus 36V 15AH downtube battery. From Woosh, that 350W kit would have cost...

woosh operate a fail safe system for answering emails. Each email is backed up then copied to two people and a trace is logged in their support database, same with their web message form, very few remain unanswered. The only exception is when they don't want to sell to you, e.g. you tell them...

that's 4 weeks away. Can we play the game of 20 questions? Let's start with this one: did you bring your e-bikes?

cwah would need light and power.

I do like your 'can do' attitude. the bag battery is not ideal, not lockable and too easy to steal. I am looking for someone who can help me develop a new battery case and rack (ODM) similar to the Giant system but with two locking plates on the sides and a controller box in middle.

I don't need the Giant case, only one that goes on the side of the rack rather than inside the rack.

if you were to consider a conversion, which donor bike is ideal for your requirements?

Can you provide a case similar to this one? if you have to make one, what is the MOQ?

'So that's it! I have to have a mid drive. Can't wipe the smile off my face. All I need is money.' how much is the lower end of your budget? we'll suggest how to make the most of it.

will you go to Redbridge this year?

As you are in London, go see LEBC and 50Cycles in Hampton Wick. Test ride a few before buying. http://londonelectricbike.com/ http://www.50cycles.com/

do you think the Samsung 2200mAH cells could be used at 5-6C?

thank you. I will probably need casing as well.

range won't be a problem with either but your weight may be a problem because neither has any suspension. With e-bikes, you muscles don't work as hard or absorb as much shock as with normal bikes, plus you'll ride much faster, your back, wrists and shoulders take a lot more pounding than before...

I like the Upstart better but there is little to choose between the two. If you out your requirements, distance, your weight, your city then others may suggest some other bikes to consider.

why these two models? what are your criteria? The Momentum has torque sensor, that should make it more attractive to cyclists.

would you still get on that plane if you knew the pilot has a health issue? flying may be a lifelong ambition for some but people with illness can't be put in charge of the life of others.