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+1 for long range recumbent trikes

On average, you need 6 to 15WH per mile depending on how hard you pedal. For 400 miles, that's 2400-6000WH, with the current Lithium batteries, the cheapest solution is to use 540WH, each weighs 3kgs with NCR 2900maH, costing about £350 each. So, 5 batteries at 3kgs each, 15kgs total. The bike...

that would push the total cost way above your target budget. Your legs will get better, you can reduce assist level on the way home and make the battery last a quarter longer. It's totally achievable.

I think HitherroadJ has the tektro Novela, John F has the Zoom. pads for Novela: http://www.evanscycles.com/products/tektro/novela-disc-brake-pads-ec029484

The Santana is a fairly compact bike, you should try it before writing it off. . the Santana CD has the rear rack battery. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?santana-cd a bit heavier:

it looks like you need a new charger. have you contacted erolling for support?

are you ready to commute with the Burisch net week?

try the Woosh Santana, perfect for Cambridge roads. http://www.wooshbikes.co.uk/?sant-ana nice, easy bike.

the DS2 was a very nice bike, why did you sell it? is it the riding position?

is it this one that you've got? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/310963628582

woosh use a hall sensor attached to the cylinder and a magnetic ring that you tie to the brake handle - that's the theory, I was promised a couple for my bike - they've lost the box of these sensors in the last container so they have no hydraulic brake sensors at the moment.

if you could wait until end of July, Woosh will have the 8-Fun 350W BPM CST in stock for a little bit more than their Big Bear kit.

it's not a problem for John F's santana because he has index shift but I can see you have revoshift and thumb throttle already on the right grip. If it's too crowded there, what if you swap side (hydraulic to the left) in case you have only one hydraulic?

sign of our time. I wonder how many more models are using our flag for marketing.

d8veh gave the link for the avid elixir1, at £30, very good VFM: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/avid-elixir-1-disc-brake-2014/rp-prod67752

can you comment on the features of these brands?

that's the same lock & keys for the Woosh Sirocco 1, the ebay source you referred to is in China.

big part of the problem is volume + distribution system. You get better VFM for higher volume goods bought on the net. Woosh and Ezee sell mainly on the net, so they are cheaper. God knows what people see in BionX.

I know Woosh have these tumblers - PM hatti, it's similar to the tumbler on their Sirocco 1. They charge about £7 for the lock with 2 keys. You will have to swap the tumbler out, the switch at the base of the lock is different.

you can buy all 14 million tickets