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are you sure of your source of information? The datasheet for your cells is here: https://www.nkon.nl/sk/k/29E.pdf typical capacity: 2.850AH at 0.2C 2.5V discharge that's 0.2 * 2.9A * 6P = 3.48A going through your battery. I know it's still bordering on the honesty scale but is realistic on a...

BRINO is trending fast. In a year's time, you'd be pushed to find anyone supporting hard brexit.

people are seduced by the promise of lower taxes and yet, the same people would find unacceptable the state of our roads, energy cost, public land sell-offs etc

we supply the magnet disc precut to go over the external ball bearing and a 3D printed mounting adapter for the sensor head. It is possible to fit the pedal sensor without removing the chainringbut fiddly. You remove the triple chainring, cabletie the precut disc to the smallest ring...

Hi Gabs, Take a look at the XF08C kit on my website. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits If your wife's bike is a step through, we can offer the kit with 13AH or 15aH rack battery.

the LED is supposed to flash when the magnets pass in front.

check with a volt meter to make sure polarity and voltage is the same on both but why not, it should be OK.

try rebalancing your battery, it may help. Flatten it as much as you can, then when charging, leave the charger connected for a couple of hours after its LED goes green.

a bit less faffing;

it goes to show that the tories' USP is lower taxes and unfortunately, too many people buy it. BTW, I like brino.

nah..

the updated zephyr B has 12AH battery and hydraulic brakes (front and rear). http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?zephyr-2018 If you need something smaller, the Gallego may be worth a look: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?gallego It's small and light and it folds small enough to be tucked under a desk.

but brexit has not happened yet.

it's not such a bad idea to have front motor and rear IGH. My Sundowner was like that and exceptionally reliable. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?sundowner

you may need to install a couple of M5 rivnuts to your bike's downtube.

JRM puts his boot in before DD's speech tomorrow as talks start again: government's tone on Brexit 'needs to fundamentally change' - 'approach seems to be we must accept what the EU will allow us to do...this is no way to negotiate and no way for this country to behave'. Reality bites, doesn't it?

Can bikes assembled in Portugal compete against Cube on price?

yes, that's it. There is an issue with mounting the controller on the seat tube, it is near the ground and exposed to splashes when you ride over puddles as you can see by the picture of the first Krieger. The controller box is potted and sealed but the connectors don't have o-rings and they...

demands are much more responsive to changes in market climate. Demand drives value.

I wouldn't worry too much about derailleur on a hub driven commuting bike. a) you don't change gear often on a geared hub bike and b) chain and cassette are very cheap and easy to replace. The main thing is to have a good bottom bracket. Square taper is not good for high mileage because the left...