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and you too. good tips

You, friend have given brilliant advice. might look into a kit from woosh + an underpriced gumtree donor. this sounds very sensible.

Thanks for all the tips. I decided not to buy this and instead buy something better for a bitt more

Thanks. This is all very useful. I am not sure I have somewhere at work to take an entire bike in to charge, so not having a detachable battery is a big pain. Seriously couldn't I add a second battery and run them in a series? I'm not too bad with electricals and DIY, or cycle maintanence. I...

AHH no idea what the true capacity of the battery is and Evans don't answer the phone man..... So hard. Might just pay more for a better bike from better sellers

Yes that's the ones. Sorry typing on my phone and don't remember name exactly. With the muddyfox I was wondering If I modded it with a throttle and derestrict it + maybe add a companion battery on the outside in a frame mounted or pannier mounted holder. Is it possible to like get a 2nd battery...

Yep I like the decathlon ranges, eyeing the elops 900. Also considering the woosh bike ranges. The Freya and camiro I think there called!!! Altho to be honest the price after voucher for the Evans bike is £300. Is that not worth it? Could I add an extra battery?

the cube is too expensive. what else could I buy up to 1200

ok looking at my commute its quite hilly on return. this bike is single speed and not sure of battery size and components. not sure I should buy it

Hiya, my commute is around 10 miles each way, and might be hilly, i'm not sure really as i take the train/tube right now and i would expect some hills on the way. My present thoughts are maybe the muddy fox is a bad buy and i should consider another bike. (no real specs or details on muddyfox...

I'm very unfit currently and want to get back into it. though in my younger years I was a keen cyclist and very fit, so I'm ok at bicycle maintenance and changing tubes and modifying saddles and bits, but perhaps not good enough for a full bike conversion. Woosh looks OK, but they are a bit far...

Hiya, Thanks for this, I have looked online at alternatives, Woosh bikes have a hybrid but it's £1200, I see there is something called a Pure Flux One hybrid, and there are a few more. I suppose I could be willing to stretch to £1000-1200 for this purchase, DO you know what else I should do? or...

I also wanted to add that I looked at self-build kits & buying a used hybrid bike locally. I have found that it is impossible to buy a decent used hybrid bike for less than a few hundred that isn't very old. Also, they have no warranty. Also, I do not feel comfortable enough yet to self-build...

Hi All, I'm Ameeno. Very new to the forum and E-bikes in general. I have not cycled for a long time and want to get back into it. I do not have a considerable budget and mostly work from home. I saw a Muddy Fox Electric Avenue Ebike on Evans for £550 (White Version) - WHich I can buy via my...