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Are electric bikes usually as difficult to get repaired as cars? I was hoping that at this price point that breaking down wasn't something to worry about too much. I work in IT and building bicycles is not something I have experience in . What can I buy that is decent for £1,500? Both of these...

I am on the cusp of purchasing my first e-bike. I cannot drive and so this will be my main vehicle to get round, when taking the train is not possible. What are the main differences between the QWIC MA11 Speed Performance 28mph and Stromer T5. I would like to know in detail what more the...

That is great to hear, thank you for that. The importance to me is being able to go uphill easily. I think I will gave to accept that I’m not going to get the same range from a pedelec as I would from a small car or moped. I have some thinking to do

That is great to hear, thank you for that. The importance to me is being able to go uphill easily. I think I will gave to accept that I’m not going to get same range from a pedelec as I would from a small car or moped. The Stromer is a lot more expensive but seems to have more features too. Are...

Some of us earn more than others depending on how many hours we do and on which days. Friday, Saturday and Sunday are best as there is usually a x2.5 boost. Tonight I made £100 in about 5 hours My average seems to be about £500 per week. This is not my main job but it definitely helps. The...

Thank you for your reply @flecc perhaps I need to manage my expectations a little better. I am not sure which one to for go now. The Stromer does look very fancy and powerful but if I can't use it legally then I am stuck. The KibeBike that @soundwave suggested with a Bafang motor looks good...

This looks like a good option to me, is this better than the one for £8000 listed above that is only 850w?

I completely understand, registering the bike would not be an issue. I didn’t mention it so not to complicate my post further, but I do not drive and will be interested in maybe using the bicycle to travel long-ish distances (20 to 40 miles) to visit friends and run errands of my own when not...

No we do not. They provide us with basic insurance. Although anyone delivering in a car or motor bike has to show proof of Hire and Reward insurance. Anyone on any type of e-bike is exempt in their eyes.

Just to add, I stumbled across this one too: https://urbanebikes.com/collections/speed-pedelec/products/stromer-st5-1 Any thoughts? Thanks

Hello everyone, my first post on this forum! I have been interested in cycling for a while but never taken it seriously. I used to work for Deliveroo a few nights a week on my mountain bike. I am looking to get back into it with an electric bicycle to help with hills. I have had a look around...