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If you use your gears sensibly, chain and sprocket wear is unimportant for 250w crank drives. You have to change gear a little in advance. The main disadvantage is hill start in the wrong gear.

The Rambletta uses many parts including the telescopic fork inspired by Dahon bikes :)

first thing I ask of any shared server is SSH access.

I use their system for more than 15 years, I am too old to change now. I have space on ionos.co.uk, AWS and azure too but they cost more if I scale up.

Avoid dragging if at all possible. You can just about roll it folded if you absolutely have to drag it up a few steps. I would not call it a roll though, certainly not like a Brompton. If you take a folding bike on a train, push it all the way inside the train and fold it when parked. Most...

they are two models, one with the zoom monoshock fork the other with aluminium rigid fork. The reason for a rigid fork is not so much to offer a cheaper option, it's just that the standard telescopic stem is a tad too tall for riders under 5ft2. Short riders if they sit too upright, they can't...

Have you seen how bad Sterling is doing at the moment? That's 13% drop in the last 6 months against the US Dollar. whichever bike you decide on, you should buy it soon. Prices can only go up with rampant inflation. I have no choice than increasing my prices too. The Rambletta will go up...

I usually do not comment on specific models. This time is an exception because the OP asked for a direct comparison. I took the Fiido D11's details on the current advertisement on ebay. Follow the link and you can see that it does not have any of the accessories you have on your bike. I suppose...

I don't know what happened there. The connection to the server is not metered and I do keep several resolutions of the same photo on the server. The hires version gives good level of details when zoomed in. This one is medium res (1000 x 700 pixels).

I did explain the difference between the Woosh Rambletta against many other folding bikes. They also apply to both the Fiido 11 and Fiido 4S: suspension*, gearing*, step through frame, propstand, lights, bell, mudguards, full sized chainguard etc. It weighs a bit more than the Fiido11 and...

For offroading, you don't want a heavy motor nor heavy battery. I would suggest a high torque 48V 14A 250W BBS01 bottom bracket motor with a small bag battery (48V 10AH 2kg) fitted to the downtube or under the saddle. The gearing on a sports bike will do the rest. I will have such a kit in stock...

Take also a look at the Woosh Rambletta. Help! - Not sure which folding bike to buy | Pedelecs - Electric Bike Community

take a look at the £999 Woosh Rambletta. It's well equipped, lightweight, can take child seat, good range, good price and you can probably get it through your cycle to work scheme too. Lots of folding bikes don't have low step. If you want to fit a child seat, you can't step through with the...

Snap election is always a stop loss strategy. Gordon brown could have used it in pretty similar situation.

Demand for gilts has fallen sharply in recent weeks. FTSE is depressed. It's bound to happen sooner or later with Liz Truss taking over. The Pound has fallen more than 13% since March this year. That leaves me with no other choice than putting my prices up in October. BJ seems to have chosen the...

government spent £120,000,000 on 'festival for brexit'. 4 times what they spent on the Queen's Jubilee. Naff name. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/government-s-120-000-000-festival-of-brexit-attracts-just-238-000-people/ar-AA11mL2J

The top sprocket of that cassette has 11 teeth though. One piece locknut and sprocket may do it but how would that work? The cassette's advantage is its simplicity

I have never seen 10T on a bike. The sprocket's diameter would come so close to the diameter of the freehub's body so may necessitate a redesign of the freehub.

installation is usually not a problem. The light is off, the cables are factory made, you only have to push in a connector. The risk comes later. As you said, you don't know how many amps the lamp is going to draw, and what would happen if or when the lamp fails. The issue for many users is how...

I have to put 25kph, 36v and 250w on my EN15194 stickers.