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  1. Hi. I am 5ft 5. 75k. Looking for folder or bike to suit my size and weight. Live at 1000ft up a mountain. Need to climb hills. Any suggestions? Also tried looking at photos but how do you relate those to models you sell? Cheers Pete.
  2. I would be surprised. .. only offered £50.00 of 806se.
  3. Well coming towards end of my week away. Son's wedding and trip around Devon. Dorset . Had many discussions with guys on here and some dealers. The folding bike I like is the woosh but having tried it and compared it with an axis model ( in honiton dealer) may have spelt that wrong. I found a bit of suspension really smoothed things out in a retail carpark. This folder was over 1k. Similar spec to Woosh gale. Also a friend living in honiton having bought a 1.5 k mountain bike . Non electric has had so many issues with disc brakes he was really pissed off biking in scotland recently. So I'm thinking Gale with simple brakes. Front fork suspension. No dealers 400. 00 mark up looks really good deal. Taken me 2 years but this this bike with bigger battery. fits my current needs and good intro into electric folding bike.
  4. Looks good bargain . Let's see what the techie guys say.
  5. Sorry actually ment on electric bikes.....lol. decent ones???
  6. Anyone seen any black Friday deals?
  7. Thanks David, would appreciate that. Probably another hour before I leave so fire away, private message. I await with anticipation. lol
  8. so the decision is £750, £1000 or £1200. 13ah, 16ah or 575w. [ if I`m correct nearly 16ah?] the battery sleep mode sounds good idea [how novel is that or a real star?] Dave, without knocking competitor tell me how and why I would be better of spending more money, Trex has already told me why I shouldn`t, Gale is an all round good bike at a price which is attractive. I`m away for a week from today so lots of food for thought, and a decision will be made on return.
  9. cheers Trex, sort of sums up my thoughts also, oh and a front disc brake [ not sure of spec of that] It was a plush looking shop at that. But they didn't offer me a cuppa, where has the service gone today....lol The wisper with 10ah batter was £1099.00, does a bit more beauty warrant that much more money, now on the other hand the 2.5k folder from Bosch was really worth considering [if you got the money] . Made me drool big time.
  10. going to be over a week before I'm back that way but will do with pleasure. Thanks for your help getting my head around it all. I will be having a test drive in their car park, as long as it doesn't rain...lol
  11. question is what do I get for £150.00 on the Freego over the Gale? £899.00 against £749.00 help from Techies required please. [ half a new battery? ].
  12. I know Trex, its looking more and more favourable ......
  13. well today on the way to work, Llandudno ski slope I passed a bike shop which has gone into electric bikes. I thought I was in heaven. Wondered where I had had the smash Well I was able to see the wisper806 [ what a beautiful looking bike] and the Freego, both small and bigger battery versions. Interestingly the Wisper looked a smaller bike , better made and the seats were much the same height. but handlebars on Freego were higher. The freego is not bad looking and with bigger battery is appealing. But its still as mentioned several hundred pounds more. The Wisper even more.I don't have the technical knowledge to know if its worth it, compared with the Gale. The dealer did say that they wouldn't touch the Torque versions as too many problems, also he commented out of all the compamies he has dealt with Freego are excellent, always there to support and sort problems. Wisper were second, but A2B and Kudos not so good. In his opinion. As for T4 mine [longwheel base] has air conditioning [ as you say a must] hot and cold water, Heating, full shower, wash room and toilet. Took some finding but they are about. And only 46k on clock. 2,4d will do 80 on motorway , but is slower than my 1.9td accelerating. You have to use gears more with 2.4d. The van is a lot heavier so I get about 32 around town 38-40 on a run. My 1.9td was always around 44 mpg. cheers Pete Pete.
  14. cheers, Andy, have looked once at them, will do again soon. Going to be away tomorrow for week. Working now until 10.00 tonight so I may go quiet for a while. Thanks for support and help.
  15. I agree Andy, minimise risk, of something which in theory sounds good in an electric bike, but just like an electric car [ of which my brother in law has one, and that's got its problems, not least the bloody government changing its policies over fuel costs and subsidies]. Volt? yes but ruled them our, can`t remember why though. Onward and upward, one day the right one hopefully will be there and I shall make the move .[almost there]. secret does not have bigger battery and motor sadly otherwise decision may have been made for me. Pete.
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