Looking for new bike..Probably Wisper??... your views please

GordonMasson

Finding my (electric) wheels
Feb 17, 2009
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Yep thanks flecc. No doubt it will all become much clearer to me when i know a bit more about it.

Main thing is that i know there isn't really a big difference between the Wisper and eZee batteries.

Once i get a bike i will be able to sound knowledgable about the battery technology :)
 

flecc

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Oct 25, 2006
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Yes, the only difference is the capacity, the Wisper one 40% larger capacity, so roughly 40% more range.
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tenderbehind

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Oct 31, 2008
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The 905se I have and bought back last summer does have short sports mudguards, also, it's a good idea to charge the battery after every trip, this keeps the lithium batts in the best condition, don't know exactly why though.
 

GordonMasson

Finding my (electric) wheels
Feb 17, 2009
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Well I have gone and done it …ended up buying a Jan / Feb 2009 model Wisper 905se Sport from e-bikes direct.

I found that prices for the 905se Sport seemed to range from £1175 to £1393 and of the few models that were available at the moment, one or two were earlier bikes.

The differences on the latest model are, all of which I wanted on my bike are:
Hi/Low switch on the handle bars added
Updated cable connector in front of the handle bars
New Headset \Handle bar clamp and Riser handle bars

I ended up getting the bike from e-Bikes Direct who were very helpful and their price of £1175 was the best I found.

It would have been nice to hang back for one of the new 905se City S bikes in April / March but I really wanted to get mobile now so I have bought the Sport and a set of City mud guards and a City carrier rack and I will have something that will be pretty close to the April 2009 model City S bar the new battery mods.

Bike should be here mid week so I am looking forward to it.

Will keep you posted with how I get on.

Cheers and thanks for the information

Gordon