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While my Crossfire was in for a service, I was told that it's the torque that knackers the chain/spokes/cassettes.

I have a Crossfire E and my Wife has the "lady" version. Neither of us have suffered cutouts, I'm up to 2000km and her 1800km. We've both ridden in the rain - no issues. Not sure I'd leave it locked up in the rain without a cover...

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What was the outcome?

Just to update - we bought a his and hers carrera crossfire e from Halfords when they had a deal on, £960 each instead of the £1250. We used them around London for a few weeks before packing them up and shipping to Aus. They made it just fine - no issues with the batteries etc. Since being...

Has anyone had any joy with this?

Good idea. Couple of silica sachets too. I wonder how they got from China to here?

I think GST is 10% on new bikes, not sure about ebikes. However these won't be new, they will be classed as household belongings along with the rest of our stuff in the container.

If the consensus is that we can get more for our money here in the UK, what are the forum's recommendations?

o_O I'm confused, what's the point of testing something I can't afford?

Nice, ta. Good to have a plan B. But if the consensus is that we can get more for our money here, what are the forum's recommendations?

Thanks, looks nice. But as per the original post: "Budget, no more than £2k for the pair."

Thanks for that, do the motors need regular servicing?

The link above (http://melbourneelectricbicycles.com.au/) is flogging bikes with 250W motors Also: "In Australia it is illegal to ride an electric bicycle on road or bike paths with a stated power output of more than 200w without a pedal assist system, or 250w with a pedal assist system. The...

Thanks mate, those prices are way out of my league!

Or, what do you recomend here, I can then check on prices over there?

From what I've seen so far, they are cheaper here. We are also taking a container of our belongings, 2 bikes will fit in no problem. I'm happy to service them.

Hello. Our first ebike experience was in Tokyo on these: Although it was comically small for me it was still fantastic way to get around and awesome fun to boot. We are investigating a bike each that we will take to Aus when we emigrate to Melbourne. Usage will be leisure and maybe commuting...

We are taking a 20 ft container with our belongings in, a pair of bikes will make no real difference to the cost. Are they that unreliable that they often go wrong?