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it may attract a member if you could post some pictures here. I suggest £425 asking price.

you probably won't die if you hit a low wall or a car at 20mph but you likely will at 30mph. The problem I see is the throttle, accidental trigger, whether electronic failure or finger trouble. I don't have a throttle on my bike and I don't miss it.

don't bother, just ride as often as you can, your battery will be as strong as you use it. One day, you will go so far that it will get flat, then you'll know your range!

you can get a new clutch unit from woosh for £10 + £3 postage. dsrolly got one for his motor. http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/getting-the-wheel-apart.17383/#post-214589

175cm, you will be fine with the Big Bear. Get the cheaper Bear with sprung seat post. The BPM motor on the bear is about 25% more powerful than the CD, which is about 25% more powerful than the Sirocco 2. no, I don't have a Woosh bike. I ride a Specialized that I converted with a BBS01. I got...

collect data on throttle alone, that's the worst case scenario, much more useful than data when in pedelec mode.

it's not all £150 for the 5mph extra, the SR NCX parallelogram seat post pushed the price up to £849, you can get the Big Bear with Zoom or Promax sprung seat post for £809. It's worth the extra £40 it if you have loads of road bumps.

this one, same 8-Fun SWX motor as the Santana: Maximum speed 16.5mph - no need for speed limiter More powerful motors need the speed limiter in the LCD to make them legal.

is it this one? a bit pricey for the specs (36V 10AH, 170RPM motor, 790 display, TX55 derailleur).

are you saying that all German bikes are illegal because their rear lights do not have appropriate BS markings? what about freedom of movement of people and goods?

it's on the Woosh website. http://www.wooshbikes.co.uk/?motorcharts Take a look at http://ebike.ca - tools - emulator There are similar charts for popular motors: Ezee, BPM, Crystalyte, 9Continents, BMC, Xofo.

Big Bear on throttle: 15mph @ 5% gradient between flat and 5%, look up the motor chart:

we should not be too hasty to rubbish TETS about this. They've done a good job but it does not quite suit the customer, that's all there is to it. Maybe changing the PAS disc to 12 magnets double Hall would do the trick.

loads of cheap disc brakes use pads similar to the £5 WX800 clarks http://www.wiggle.co.uk/clarks-organic-pair-of-disc-brake-pads/ when your brakes squeal, look into the gap between pads and rotor, check that the pads are flat against the rotor. Reducing the gap reduces the deformation of...

1. yes 2. 20-21mph

you don't need to spend loadsamoney for a good upright Dutch style bike. Look up the Woosh Big Bear LS (£809) if you weigh more than 15st: or the Woosh Sundowner (£725) if you weigh less than 15st:

Sport TS. Lighter, nimbler of the two and and better looking with the black bottle battery. Use the LCD to set assistance level then just pedal. No match for the Sport CD for hills at more than 8% but I loved it.

something like the sirocco CD or Big Bear would do the job for less than half the price - they come with a throttle but Daz does not have to use it.

very likely allen. They should fix the problem for you FOC, it's not safe if the brake cutout does not quite work.

you can use 10mm-13mm heat shrink sleeve over the cable to keep water away but should still put some silicon inside the sleeve before shrinking it, otherwise water can get through the joint