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I would agree with this 100% for all ebike owners. In fact I think this is such an essential core skill in life these days it should actually be taught at schools. Knowing how to use a multimeter can save a small fortune. This week my kids Wii died, instead of £80 for a new one spent £5 on a...

I kind of agree on both sides, i think it is beneficial to have the dealers available to comment but it should be clear which members are dealers and who they represent.

1 month in to my Eagle ownership and I am delighted with my purchase (£1000), took a bit of time to get the brakes adjusted the way I like but that may just be me being fussy. I bought it as a 2nd car alternative mainly for a very hilly 2 mile each way commute, as I run a milkshake bar I cannot...

I have to agree on the battery life I have had easily 60 miles off assist without flattening the battery.

But what about all the extra weight of a sticker? :p

Can you add me please: Great Notley, Braintree, Essex. Freego Eagle.

Actually sawing through a 4x4 Oak post is not 2 minutes work without a chainsaw. My bike is parked out of line if sight but within easy earshot which is why I have gone for an alarmed lock as well as a fairly normal lock. The alarm goes off if the lock is moved and I can be there in 30 secs.

I have opted for one of these to protect my new bike as I have no choice about varying where I park, it will be attached to a 4 inch Square Oak post. NEW HD CABLE LOOP LOCK WITH ALARM MOTORBIKE BIKE CYCLE on eBay (end time 17-May-10 23:09:26 BST)

Thats it I am now completely sold on this ebike/pedelec lark. Also loving the Freego eagle After 2 days of easy commuting (10 miles total ) with a mixture of assist levels on some steep hills I decided to use it today for a 18 mile round trip to play cricket. Loaded up all my kit into my...

My first electric bike has arrived today. I opted for a Freego Eagle from 2wheelelectric. I plan on doing a full review after a couple of weeks but my initial impression is good. It feels nicely powerful and the build quality seems good. I had to adjust the gears but apart from that and fitting...

Thanks for that, I did wonder why people were claiming 250W as "road legal" but it sounds like the usual slow grind of the law to catch up.

I am slightly confused by the legality of 250W for bikes in the UK. I clearly read it as 200W is the limit but........... Can anyone explain in idiots terms. Thanks Rob

Is this the type? http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/searchBrowseAction.html?method=getProduct&R=6727102 Thanks Rob

Fantastic, that looks ideal, If I can attach it to the wiring for the battery. I might go for the 12V version to a cigar type socket so i can run different accessories. Thanks for you help. Rob

Hi, I would like to be able to power my Iphone (for sat nav) from the bike. Has anyone found a decent sized and preferably cheap converter, I can solder etc so can put it in a box and wire it up. Just been struggling to find anything suitable. Cheers Rob

Hi, I am just getting into this electric bike malarky and am waiting on delivery of a freego eagle (good or bad I will let you know). I am considering a cargo trailer to help me carry cricket gear and other stuff around. Any recommendations or anything to be careful of? Welcome any...