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Hi everyone! I still haven't chosen a bike yet, but will do shortly. My first choice, was the Woosh Gallego. However, because it wasn't and still isn't practical for me to pay the full amount for the bike in one go, I was looking for a 12 month finance plan, which Woosh (at the moment) aren't able to offer. Regardless of that, I think that they have a great selection at great prices! Many thanks for your suggestions Woosh! :-) I also appreciate everyone's opinions on this topic! The search continues...

Thanks for your opinion Gaz!

Interesting point d8veh. What are your thoughts on the choice of bikes that I've picked?

Had a look at the Seago - it's definitely one of the best that I've seen. Really like the Seago bike carrying bag accessory as well. Thanks for your response and advice Kangooroo!

Thanks Kangooroo! I'll have a look at the Seago ePower. So, basically what you're saying is, that there is very little noticeable difference between the less expensive Panda and the most expensive Volt or Wisper, when it comes hilly city cycling? Also, (excluding the seago for a moment), if the Panda had a pannier attached to it, would it be the one to go for? Especially, since it's the cheapest (I think!)

Hi everyone! This is a re-post from another thread of the Pedelecs forums I really need your help, to decide which folding bike to buy. I don't want to spend too much, if it's not necessary. Taking into account the topography of Edinburgh and the occasional high winds, which bike from the following 5, would be best to choose? (I'm really unsure, as to how much money to spend. If necessary, I'll spend closer to the price of the Wisper, IF, it makes a considerable difference when cycling around Edinburgh in particular. I personally think that it's the most unattractive bike out of all of them. If you say that the cyclotricity is just as good, or at least close enough, in terms of performance, for getting up hills as the volt for example, then I'll go for that.) Panda Ninja Folding Bike https://www.pandaebikes.com/shop/offers/panda-ninja-folding-ebike/ Volt Metro http://www.voltbikes.co.uk/metro-colour-folding-electric-bike.php#&gid=1&pid=3 Cyclotricity Wallet Folding Bike http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item...yclotricity_Wallet_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Kudos Secret http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item...Bikes/Kudos_Secret_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Whisper 806 Torque http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item/Brands/Wisper_Bikes/Wisper_806_Torque_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Thanks in advance! Nick.

Hi everyone! I really need your help, to decide which folding bike to buy. I don't want to spend too much, if it's not necessary. Taking into account the topography of Edinburgh and the occasional high winds, which bike from the following 5, would be best to choose? (I'm really unsure, as to how much money to spend. If necessary, I'll spend closer to the price of the Wisper, IF, it makes a considerable difference when cycling around Edinburgh in particular. I personally think that it's the most unattractive bike out of all of them. If you say that the cyclotricity is just as good, or at least close enough, in terms of performance, for getting up hills as the volt for example, then I'll go for that.) Panda Ninja Folding Bike https://www.pandaebikes.com/shop/offers/panda-ninja-folding-ebike/ Volt Metro http://www.voltbikes.co.uk/metro-colour-folding-electric-bike.php#&gid=1&pid=3 Cyclotricity Wallet Folding Bike http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item/Electric_Bikes/Folding_Electric_Bikes/Cyclotricity_Wallet_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Kudos Secret http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item/Brands/Kudos_Electric_Bikes/Kudos_Secret_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Whisper 806 Torque http://www.e-bikesdirect.co.uk/Item/Brands/Wisper_Bikes/Wisper_806_Torque_Folding_Electric_Bike.aspx Thanks in advance! Nick.

Quite tempted by the Gallego...

To some degree Sambal Oelek. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Thanks for the welcome! Brilliant suggestion Gaz!

Thanks for your response! Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Hi there! Literally just joined Pedelecs, and am keen to learn more about the capabilities of folding electric bikes, for commuting within city centre limits. I live in Edinburgh, and would like to know which folding electric bike is most suitable for tackling the cities steepest inclines for under £1600? Thanks, in advance! Nick.

Hi there! Literally just joined Pedelecs, and am keen to learn more about the capabilities of folding electric bikes, for commuting within city centre limits. I live in Edinburgh, and would like to know which folding electric bike is most suitable for tackling the cities steepest inclines, for under £1600? Thanks, in advance! Nick. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk