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you can use the TSDZ2, as you said, it's mostly flat roads so any kit will do. I would recommend the XF08C rear hub kit though. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/cart/#/product/uid-177-xf08c-17ah/xf08c-rear-hub-kit-with-17ah-battery

I recently converted one like yours for a customer with the XF07. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/cart/#/product/uid-197-xf07kit-17ah/xf07-front-hub-kit-2026700c-with-17ah-battery

OK you won.

my motors are bigger! the Groove Go looks more like an Aikema.

extra cover is a good idea in this time of the year.

Groove is Kalkhoff motor.

the web page says it's a Groove Go. Was it a direct drive motor that flopped about 3 years ago?

for octalink, we use a precut disc made by King Meter (Bafang company). The disc is epoxied to a plastic horseshoe carrier which is cabletied to the spokes of the chainring. The sensor is King Meter Dual Hall pedal sensor mounted to the bottom bracket cup. I can fit it without having to pull...

You are bound to feel some difference when the motor is turned off. If you want a smoother transition, then lower the level of assist down to eco setting. Some bikes like those fitted with the Fazua motor can offer smooth transition.

Agreed but I can't see anyone of us insisting on riding at over 15mph up a hill though.

maybe not this year. If brexit is not sorted by 2023 then the LD would have a decent run in 2024.

BJ rules out extending implementation period beyond 2020. I expect that would be WTO brexit on 1/1/20201 and that's likely accepted by Farage to pull his candidates.

the speed sensor is connected to a Y piece with a capped socket. That's the socket for the lights. We can supply the light cable with the correct connector but please consider the risk of the cables getting snagged. If there is a shortcircuit, you can damage the expensive LCD and controller and...

the BXP business does not pay as well as it used to. it will be a fire sale soon to the conservative party.

his deal is a bit difficult to see how it is going to work, but at least, JC respects both the original 'win' of the brexit camp and also the democratic right of the government of the day to ask for a confirmation vote.

I'd guess more than half. However, I like his brexit strategy. It's the only one that does not divide the people.

it's more likely that not many believe he has the right solution nor he tells them what he really thinks.

not really. not many voters want a middle ground (pay the fees and not a member) when the question is brexit.

I reckon each vote is worth about £500.

It's a difficult bike to convert. Find the space for a downtube battery first. Cut a piece of cardboard 36cm x 10cm to see where it would fit. Also, I think you should consider an XF08C rear hub kit, the chainstays on the Anthem are made for wide tyres and small chainring, crank drive kits...