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Regrettably not this time, RB. The exchange rate does not help at the moment. We have been busy on improving the mechanical bike. You'll see hydraulic brakes on all the new models, better suspension forks, better pedals and cranksets etc.

the Volt Pulse reminds me of the Woosh Sirocco2. Perseus, how soon do you want to make the purchase? I ask the question because we are going to introduce a good looking MTB with excellent specs at the end of next month (January 17).

my mate? Hatti told him not to post any more.

Hello Neal, Sorry no. The controller is bolted to the battery base, that pretty much limits your choices of batteries to the HL casing. You can upgrade the battery to 15AH for £50, but there are no other options at the moment. Maximum RPM: I don't know the winding but the LCD shows 20.5mph on...

Just taken the 2016 version of the CST hub kit out for a spin, great fun to ride, smooth and quiet, plenty of power available on the hills (I'm not the lightest person in the world). Pier Hill as mentioned above is reasonably long but not all that steep, Palmeira Ave in Southend-on-Sea is...

We still have the test bike somewhere in the workshop. The last time I rode it, I run it at full 18A power. These motors are good and quiet, very pleasant. I'll ask Andy to give it a test ride this afternoon.

Brexit brings into the open fractures in our politics. Although it will hurt a bit financially, I suspect it is still the only solution for change.

£50. We are located in the poorest borough in the South East.

The Swiss are currently proposing that jobs must be filled first by local people. That seems to win over the EU's intransigence on FOM. It could well be the solution for us too.

We can lace the motor to another rim for customers but the labour cost is often a problem.

then it's a good fit. The only DIY items are the hydraulic brake sensors. We can replace the Hayes Stroker Ryde with e-hydraulic brakes as an option.

that looks like 27.5". We have Bafang SWX02 and BPM in that size but only with freewheel fitting. the Acid seems to come with 2x10, so on this occasion, they won't do. We will stock more wheel sizes in 2017.

that seems about right. Switzerland started negotiations with the EU in 1992, first bilateral agreement in 1999 (8 years), the next tranche in 2004 then 2010 as more agreements come on stream. If we start in 2017, then it's reasonable to expect a new relationship to start in 2025. Until then...

freewheels stop at 8-speed while most quality 26" MTBs come with cassette, 1 x 11, 2x10, 2x9 etc. I thought the XF08C kit is an economic solution to build yourself a nice commuter bike.

Hi Andy, Yes, we can do that for the £75 budget. The BPM kit is more expensive mainly because it comes with 15AH battery instead of 13AH and the Bafang BPM motor is also more expensive than the MXUS XF08C.

he uses Bafang G01 on his other bikes but the G01 weighs 2.4kgs.

I think Bass of Annad runs gpebike.com. Motor: 2kgs, battery + controller: 2kgs, bike: 7kgs, it's possible.

no. I was googling about which bikes have the battery behind the seat post first - mostly to satisfy my own curiosity more than anything else. Came across an old ebay listing. Thought you may recognize the shape and colour of an early 905SE. No matter, and thank you for looking into this.

I am not surprised that some factories tried to make copies of the Wisper 905SE, it was one of the most successful e-bikes of the time. I found this picture of an early Wisper 905SE: David, can you confirm that it was one of the first 905SE?

I don't know all the facts, where the Wisper frame was made and when they were made. The fact remains that we are looking at variants, some details (the shape of the curves and the gusset of the frame) look sufficiently different that would require different toolsets to make. I would be very...