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Always advisable to fit a proper T/A, brake side is easier to fit.

10mm X 12mm.

They all have lcd3 a good choice + the 48v one has the 17a controller. Ideally you need a bike with square taper bottom bracket (bb) though you may need to swap the bb with a longer shaft to fit the pas V12L sensor, you won't know this till you get a bike. The left crank arm needs to have a 7mm...

Pete wasn't asking about a kit other wise I would have said Woosh SWXO2 48V straight away. He asked about a hub and a controller to use with a lightweight battery.

Should have mentioned it in the first place !!! If that is the case there should be a spare 3 wire connector for one.

For rural hilly area's that often suffer more from ice and snow etc, select a rear hub or mid drive bike also go for 17ah battery if you can stretch to it. Tyres can be changed in winter for spiked ones for a bit more safety.

You will need to get a T/A. It will be the V12L so only left fitting you will need 7mm gap, 1mm will be for clearance. Remove both cranks and measure the OA width of the BB shaft and get a new BB with a longer shaft cost about £10, needs to be at least 6mm longer then your current one.

Sound like the LBS knows little about ebikes or is willing accept they are becoming ever popular. 36h is no problem, only problem the wheel will suffer is from a bad build. Build all my own never seen anything major happen once, had the odd spoke snap now and then but easy to repair.

If you want 30ah it's your money so buy it if you want it. Will the battery and bag be stable and secure on your bike, will it fit in the triangle ok. A 10p 14s battery is going to be mighty heavy and a whopping 1664wh. MH1 in 10p config will be good for 70amp rating. So twice the max load of...

I must have been really cheating today as I lost 4lb in weight during my 70 mile ride today.

48v 8ah would give you a nice 384wh battery, approx. 25 miles at a usage of 15wh per mille. So anything of that capacity, choice of cell is the one to think about. If going 2p 13s for lightness look at 15/20a rated cell so HG2 3000mah = 6ah / 288wh; VTC6 3120mah = 6.240ah/299wh; 30Q 3000mah...

Section 1 firearm isn't for letting loose in the back garden.

MH1 is that 9 cells in parallel ? Battery specs 9p 14s ? You need really good cells. A 6p Samsung 30Q will be lighter. Get a quote from Jimmy @ BGA Reworking. 1A Gateway Mews, Bounds Green, London N11 2UT. 0208 361 1790 Tell him you have 35a controller and what your requirments are in...

TS BB's require a specific controller so can't use an ordinary one. BMSBattery sell TS BB with TS controller and lcd3 as a kit for hubs or you can buy hub kit on Aliexpress and also stand alone replacement controller. Cost no bad about $100 - $140.

Likely hood is you will be charged 20%vat, a handling fee /import duties. Good/quality ebike stuff isn't cheap esp good batteries.

May be that's the answer flecc, we just resort with a scripted reply ' I'm not cycling just out for an ebike ride'.

Allowed .22 max in UK wihout a licence AK,

A telescopic scope with cross hairs for accuracy and a head shot for a good clean kill, even vermin require a good end rather then sufferance. If required get a night scope for the dark.

Over all can't go much wrong with AA but be guided by products available locally. I did my homework and settled for the AA S200 .22 over .177 and saw a nice used one for sale with in 20 miles. Gun case, rifle, silencer, scope and 10 shot magazine conversion. May post a pic of set up tomorrow.

Get a selection of pellet trial packs to see which works accuracy wise with gun you buy. Some seem better then others. One I have used tended to pull a bit left to others I use. AirArms own Diablo Field pellet is good for me as is the JWS Super Field both fly pretty straight. You can get...