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from what I understand, the other suppliers (Ericsson, Nokia, Qualcomm, Cisco, Samsung, Altiostar etc) are also given the same opportunity. Huawei got singled out because of their closeness to Chinese government but then one can say same about other companies and their countries.

the article in theregister.co.uk website gives a clear explanation of the problem but it also add: quote: "Finding general issues is a good thing, but other vendors are not subject to this level of scrutiny. We have no real (at least not this in depth) assurance that products from rival...

that's because the throttle has priority over the cadence sensor. The controller does check for stuck throttle in its startup sequence but can't stop the throttle from jamming later on. If the throttle accidentally gets stuck somewhere in the active state, it will start the motor. That's why...

I am watching brexit news on Channel 4. One interview went something like this: Q: after today, will life be better? A: it will take time Q: how long? 5 years, 10 years? A: may be more, I'll be dead and gone but my children and grand children will be British. Now you have your answer what the...

we use DPD.

it's difficult to deliver all your requirements within the limit of your £1,000 cycle to work voucher. Firstly, the voucher provider takes their commission from the bike shop owner: 15% for Halfords voucher for example, forcing you to use the voucher at their own stores. If I sell you a bike...

sovereignty.* Until we have another government that is not tory. * UK will become again a coastal nation regarding the fish.

Huawei is ahead in 5G. If the UK wants to stay ahead in this game, it has to work with Huawei. Quote: If you really want to know how ridiculous this whole thing is, here you are: there are four companies in the world bidding for the 5G business. Huawei manufacture its network equipment in...

as I understand, Wisper has applied for and obtained a type approval certificate for some of their bikes. If you buy one of them, you get the cast iron compliance.

if you want public transport to work, it has to be heavily subsidised so that the poorer among us will have to use it. Overtime, the quality will improve for all. I had my meals subsidised by the French government for 5 years, I could see why subsidy is necessary.

we discussed this subject a few times. Basically, the law stops manufacturers (and importers) like myself to sell pedelecs that have twist and go throttle, unless it is limited to 6kph. Lots of people don't pay attention to the details. 1. the new regulation applies only to manufacturers. If you...

Posts about going over 15mph should be in the speed pedelecs section of the forum. https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/forums/speed-pedelecs-general-discussion.43/

I would recommend the Tongsheng TSDZ2T - crank drive with torque sensor and throttle. If you are tired, there is the throttle to help you. The 48V 12AH should be just about enough for two days at a push so if you forget to recharge overnight, it's still possible to use the bike the following...

beside being road legal, the motor can dissipate the amount of heat generated when your cadence drops. When you ride with a BBS02, you may climb a hill with a low cadence/in a wrong gear. If the cadence drops to 30rpm, the motor yield drops below 50%, more than 50% of your battery will turn into...

I don't know. The wiring/plug may be different.

then we have to subsidise rail transport, half the price for a start.

yes, they are all easy to work on. By all means, choose one with plenty of room inside the triangle and a bottom bracket that has external ballbearings. Square taper bottom brackets are sometimes difficult to remove because the cups seize up inside the shell and the cranks stuck to the axle. You...

I believe so. And they are cheaper to buy than geared hubs. In an average hub kit, about 60% of the cost goes to the battery, 20% goes to the motorwheel and 20% goes to the rest. The internal gearbox accounts for about £25 but save you about one third of the motorweight. Well worth the money.

we have them in both 26" and 700C rims. yes, the whole kit, you don't need to buy anything else. The kit contains all the small items like rivnuts for your downtube, heat shrink sleeving and cableties for tidying up the wiring. We usually ask for a few pictures and advise you on the choice of...

for your weight, I would recommend the Woosh 48V SWX02 kit: https://wooshbikes.co.uk/cart/#/product/uid-188-swx02-48v12ah/bafang-swx02-48v-250w-rear-hub-kit-with-48v-12ah-battery