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http://gearsensor.com/products After you have selected the motor, email them for the list of dealers. Their gear sensor for BBS01/BBS02 retails at £50.

She may be thinking of a new hard border between NI and UK mainland.

Niggle, the Sport CD is with reference to d8veh's post, re. 'evidence of one going for thousands of miles without attention' That one did just that, 2,6xx miles without special attention. For your wife, there is also a second hand Woosh Santana CD currently for sale. That bike has a 15AH...

48V 12AH would be good for speed/weight/capacity

I reckon it needs a 15AH battery to do it justice.

Hello Niggle, I realize that you want to convert one of your bikes but I thought it may help your decision to look at a few ready made step through bikes for comparison. From my range, I would suggest: the £749 Woosh Crusa. I reckon to build the same bike with new components, it would cost you...

There is one second hand CD bike for sale on the Woosh website this morning with 2632 miles on the clock. Nothing done to it. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?secondhand Sport CD with 10AH battery 36V 10AH battery, range about 20 miles Good condition Location: London 2632 miles on the clock The newer...

If your wife does not like changing gears (trust me, the majority of my customers also don't), then my advice is to go for a large geared hub motor like the Ezee. These motors have so much power in reserve that will flatten any hill even without much pedaling, making gear change totally (or...

don't take the word of the shop too literally, check the pads if they are truly worn and how evenly they are worn. Sometimes it's just a matter of adjusting. Pads on hydraulic brakes are hard wearing, especially on the rear.

I thought he meant to opt out of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR and ECtHR). Two contentious points wind up the zealots: respect for family life and freedom of expression.

Agreed. Motor efficiency (the ratio of kinetic energy output / battery energy input) is zero when stalling, then gradually increases with RPM then decreases past the peak back to zero again. Andy's and RobH's kits have a direct drive motor, they don't have internal gearbox so the yield remains...

Apprentice, I think not many have changed side but we understand better where the other side come from and no, I don't think either side is mad.

I'd set up a shop at the border :)

Perseus, I agree with most of what you say but I think it depends on the bike. I have in my range the Karoo that I think will suit high milers. The step through version of this bike is the Crusa. I think the Crusa would suit the wife's physique (5ft 8", around 14 stone). Quick points about...

I use GXP bottom bracket on my bikes for the younger ones.

A graph from that website: Forget the blue line, you and I may be dead and gone by then, the bottom line (other solid polymers) is where we are at. I studied ion-exchange membranes at uni in the early 70s. Looking back at the progress in the last 40 years, I can only sigh.

Uh? wobblier more like and kills your crank arms more quickly.

Karoo: 45T, Zephyr-B: 44T at the front. Rear: both have the same DNP 8-speed LY-3008 cassette 13T-32T

remainers are really pussy cats.

Summary of the TFL meeting: TFL were anxious to make it clear that money was an issue in terms of perhaps buying or renting out e bikes on a large scale as in the 'Boris/Santander' category. Costs would be probitive in view of all the extras needed to ensure batteries are securely locked and...