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Thanks all for suggestions. I finally bought a cyclotricity front wheel kit, as good reviews and a dealer nearby. Fitting went ok, though the instructions referred to an older pannier and controller, a bit of Googling sorted it. I've been out a few times, fantastic.

Thanks I decided to buy a cyclotricity kit with just throttle, as mainly I still want to cycle under my own steam, with some assistance against the dreaded E wind we get. I've fitted it and been on a few rides, it's great.

Hi, Have fitted torque washers supplied with cylotricity kit with lug furthest from U of bolt, and all seems well. Also, a bit of Googling suggested torque arms only really essential with 500W or higher power motors. Will make sure I check wheel nuts before and after each ride. Thanks all for...

Hi, In process of fitting cyclotricity front wheel conversion kit. The torque washer with the small projection?. Does it go in so that the projection is against the metal (ie bottom of the U of the drop out) or does it go so that the projection is (away) from the forks, ie wheel spindle then...

Thanks for info, now sorted

Hi, Have just bought Cyclotricity front wheel kit with pannier battery. The pannier rack and fittings are different to that in the cyclotricity guide (photo attached). Has anyone fitted one like this, any help on the fitting and the fittings would be great. Thanks

Hi, I'm planning to buy a front wheel conversion kit. Most of my riding is on level cycle ways and tow paths, occasional roads and limited hills. I'm reasonably fit, so mostly pedal my own steam. Is (sensor type) pedal assist more trouble than its worth ?

Hi, Company called Electricbikeconversions (not electric_bike etc) This company started about 1 year ago, based in Datchworth Herts. They sell a front wheel conversion kit for 375 pounds, with pedal assist, about 60pounds less than cyclotricity. I wonder if anyone has experience of buying one?