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expect to see them on aliexpress end of April. The 750W version has not got release date yet.

I think RobF is right. The 10AH Sirocco 2 is only £599 and you get the warranty of one of the sellers on this forum. That means you can cruxify Woosh if the bike lets you down!

which I did do and succeeded in reviving the pack. Perhaps you can check this out by connecting the output of a charger directly to one of your test batteries, if the LED goes red, we know the FET is on, if it goes green, we know the BMS goes into self defence. Whichever outcome, it's bad for...

http://www.therange.co.uk/silent-force-electric-bike/-/search-engine-friendly-text/fcp-product/90325 it's still on for £499. marcin bought one.

All the cells were down to about 2.4V. I did revive my old rack battery after the cold winter, the BMS worked OK after that. I gave my old bike away when I got my current bike. I don't know if it's still working.

yes, you are correct with regard to FET switches. But I remember doing an experiment, I tried to trickle charge a battery through the output port, the BMS switched the output off. I had to open the case and trickle charge through the battery meter. I can't remember if the same happened when the...

I don't think you need to do anything clever. Anderson lead seems like a good idea. The batteries cannot be charged through their output port, the stronger battery will get more power drawn until the voltage sag brings both to the same level. The main danger is fire risk. If one of the two FET...

1. It will fit the Kona but you lose the smaller chain ring. 2. there is very little space available inside the triangle to fit a bottle battery, you may have to build your own battery and put it inside a soft frame bag. 3. The maximum speed on flat road is about 24mph with the 36V 25A BBS01 and...

if you want cheap, Woosh Sirocco CDL: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/clearway.php?postcode=DRONFIELD&topostcode=SHEFFIELD Click on the link 'Help me choose'

I was limited by the 10000 character per post limit. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/haibike-xduro-fs-rx-ebike-275-inch-g2-2014/ to be fair, the bike doesn't help. I'd probably try to push a fat guy who rides this bike into the ditch myself.

To save you the bother, here it is: Gary Doughty Kill it with fire! It's fugly! Dan Diment If you can't be bothered to push the pedals, just stay on your sofa. If I see you out on the trails on this, I will throw sticks at you. Jason-lee Martin hold on all you peeps slagging this off.It could...

read this interview with people who have no agenda: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/21/what-happened-to-flight-mh370-missing-plane TBH, I don't understand why the search team having seen one of the two floating pieces, dropped the marker, but not show us a few pictures of what they saw?

the price tag of £3,700 may have something to do with the general reaction. For me, bikes costing over £2,500 are bought only by people who do not think about prices (Sir, if you ask for the price, you can't afford it).

I bet he can with his triple motor bike.

it only has two gears, motor only changes down once at the beginning of the hill. No worse than your bike.

the controller powers down before changing direction.

and 15mph not very fast, so there should not be any reason for the law to pick on aged riders wanting to beat the hills. The MMT version is good because you can only go as fast as you can pedal. I reckon 750W is not stupidly too powerful to get you into trouble.

the XOFO MMT 750W won't move unless you put in 10%

that suits the fat aged. What's wrong with that?

the new crank drive from XOFO might. They have 250W, 500W and 750W versions. They look easier to open than the BBS01. The MMT (fitted with torque sensor) may be better because you can stop pedalling when changing gear, still need someone to review it.