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I've just got a new Mini Electric after driving a 2011 fiesta. The mini lights are brighter and whiter vs the dimmer more yellow old style on the fiesta. Its great for night time visibility but on the flip side I do get dazzled more by other newish cars than I used to years ago. There is...

Scary stuff. I had to laugh at the guy talking about the e-scooter video though, "the smartest person in the room is the dog!".

There's certainly better alternatives. Whoosh on this forum do you DIY kits and are highly rated. Or check out the Yose hub kits, there are decent quality at a reasonable price, but you will need the DIY skill to fit the kit (its not that hard though)

I’ve owned 2 gtech sports and even retro fitted the electrics to a regular bike. Even if you did bypass the speed sensor the controller and battery are woefully underpowered, you might hit 20 on the flat with no wind but the battery would be dead in 5 miles. The gtech is perfect as designed...

What’s not been reported is that the woman shoved the cyclist as she passed causing her to veer into the road and get hit. In the her testimony she said she may have made contact as she panicked and put her hands out. Judge basically didn’t believe her as she’d been untruthful from the off.

Bear in mind your bike is as about as aerodynamic as a brick. So if your mates are of the 70kg wet through and on drop bar bikes type then you're going to need an exponentially higher amount of watts to keep up with them :)

I read it but it seems to be aimed at the plugs not being up to UK standard. So its not really an ebike thing at all, it could apply to any imported electrical product. I was expecting something about dodgy unbranded lithium batteries going up in smoke.

I had the 350w yose hub kit. The motor was identical to a 250w hub. I don’t remember it having 350w stamped on it either. It was a good kit and not really faster than my old derestricted 250w/36v hub bike. I seriously doubt you’d get into trouble As long as you left the throttle off it and...

stargazer30 submitted a new listing: Boardman ADV 8.9E Gravel eBike - XL 57.5cm frame - Boardman ADV 8.9E Gravel eBike - XL 57.5cm frame Learn more about this listing...

Hi, go on Facebook and join gtech owners group, your best bet is to find a local owner who can help, maybe try their battery etc.. The gtech system as you know is very simple. It’s either the battery, controller, bottom bracket sensor or the the hub motor. There’s nothing else to go wrong...

just to add they fit in the boot of a medium sized hatch fine too. My focus moving my XL frame fazua gravel bike.

Op check out the Fazua motor ebikes. They are both an ebike and a regular bike as you can use them without the motor and battery if you want to. Plus they are light for an ebike, about 16kg. They are minimal assist though so you do need to pedal some. If you put them on full power it’s...

op was asking about tyre clearance on the cxr 8.9. I’ve got one I use as a gravel bike and I run 38c schwalbe g one tyres and there’s just enough room to get a full range guard in too. Lovely bike too.

I went from a Cube/Bosch powered emtb style touring bike to a eGravel. The bike I have now is the boardman ADV8.9e. Main reason I swapped was the Bosch bike was just shy of 30kg and just felt like a tank. Felt really crap on the climbs due to its upright geometry and it being a flat bar...

I can only go by Fazua owners on Facebook and the general consensus is that fazua are great for support and I dont think they are any less reliable than Bosch. On the fazua bikes the entire drive pack is removable including the motor. Fazua can send out a new one or if it’s out of warranty you...

No one mentioned the boardman Fazua bikes Halfords do. I think the Hyb8.9e with discount may just come in under 2k. I have the adv 8.9e and it’s been a good bike so far. the Fazua bikes are mid drive but light weight/minimal assistance. They can put out similar torque and power as the bigger...

Depends on the cycle lane. We have some ones in my city that are sandwiched between constantly parked cars and the live car lane, and are narrow. So you have a risk of being car doored or side swiped by passing a HGV/Van/Bus. Plus they tend to end abruptly dumping you into the carriageway.

The Bosch range calculate will probably over estimate a bit as its for a mid drive motor. Hubs tend to setup to run until they hit a certain cut off speed vs a mid drive that measures torque and applies assist as needed. So for hubs the range is typically less, at least all three of mine have...

According to strava I’m about 60% ebike and 40% clockwork bike of my total miles. I’m training for the c2c later this year so I’m using the clockwork to train fitness and hills and for distance I’m using the ebike. both are gravel bikes so other than the assist the bikes are very similar...

I had a 500wh cube touring hyrbid exec. This is the same bike as the Kathmandu but with the gen 3 motor. I sold it due to weight. It was 27kg unlaiden and lifting it over stuff was a nightmare. It had a superb range though. I only ever had to ride it unassisted once and even with the 12...