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I saw on one of your posts that you ride 30 miles on full throttle on your scross. From your experience,what is the max it can cope with on undulating terrain only on throttle?

Does it have a 'range remaining' indicator on the display? Or just battery bars remaining?

Ok very helpful thanks. So in order to retain enough power to see me through a 75km day,would it only have enough juice to use it very minimally?

So with the ranges I mention,would you say I need to be super aware of the amount I'm using both pedal assist and throttle? Sorry,very new to all of this

Thanks for the helpful replies. Doing between 50km and 80km per day for 3 days. Derestricted with a throttle, how careful do I need to be on using all of the battery juice? And what is the best method of maximising the mileage range on a day out?

Hi all I'll be receiving my e mtb tomorrow evening and have a charity 3 day off road event the next day- a little last minute I know! Questions: What lock is best to buy? something lightweight and has an alarm system inbuilt? recommendations House insurance won't cover it, whats the best...

Hi all Budget of £1500. What would your recommendations be? Mostly cross country and trails, no big jumps etc. Would like to add a throttle Interested in oxygen s-cross (would the 19" frame be small?- it's the only size they sell) Batribike delta? Any others to consider? Interested in any thoughts

Sadly the bike has sold. Looks ideal though. So will keep my eye out for another.

Many thanks for the reply. Does anyone have experience of transferring warranty? The website states: This warranty is transferable providing the Oxygen Bicycle will be re-registered to the new owner. In order to obtain this service, the owner must deliver the Oxygen bicycle to the authorized...

Hi all I'm 6'2 and looking at a used 19" frame Oxygen scross eMTB. The person I'm hoping to buy from is 6'2 also and says he has never found it too small. I'd like to view it tomorrow, but don't want to waste mine or his time if it is just simply too small a frame. If the seat and bars are up...