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I had a look and the MTB looks nice, but unfortunately 18 inch frame which would perhaps be small for me (need very high seat post and handle bar i suppose). Also you don't seem to have LBS retailer and would probably need to package everything myself and send it back should something fault in a few months after purchase ? Don't know how it works and i didn't find a way to DM (direct message) you so writing here - new to the forum so don't know if there is a way but if there is then you can post it there and i'll reply if i get a notification or you can mention your email there and we can chat.

Ah i must have misunderstood information here: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?support in haste (says there are various openings that can lead to ingress). I'll update my query to resolve this. Edited the O.Post

Hey guys, i live in Troon and will soon have my office relocated to Ayr UWS campus so the round trip is ~18 miles (9miles each way). My eyes were set on volt-pulse: http://www.voltbikes.co.uk/pulse-hybrid-electric-bike.php and looks magnificient. However it struck me that this will be a stand out bike and thief-target-friendly. KFC etc. don't allow bikes in drive-through. I also don't think Morrisons/Tesco etc allow a proper bike to be hauled inside their stores. In all cases I'll have to lock it outside and am very uncomfortable having such expensive a bike out of sight. So that basically limits the bike usage to just commute where at either ends I'll have the bike parked in sight. Then I thought I could go for a folding bike instead: http://www.voltbikes.co.uk/metro-folding-electric-bike.php This is probably not going to give me the same oomph but i can fold it and keep it with me wherever i go - so peace of mind. But the commute on a 20 inch wheel, 17 inch frame for 18 mile round trip didn't sound very attractive. I am also choosing Volt bikes because 1) the LBS retailer is just walking distance away from my house 2) 2 years warranty 3) They say it's rain proof (unlike Woosh etc but i maybe wrong: Edit: This info about Woosh seems to be wrong as answered below - Woosh bikes do claim they are rainproof: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?support) and most of the days here are rainy. Just wanted advice. What would you guys suggest - go for Pulse or Metro or some other ebike ? It's maybe a question of comfort and oomph vs practicality, not sure. My height: 186cm (without shoes ofc) Inseam: 35 inches Pulse: 19 (26inch wheels) or 20.2 (700c) inch frame size (I was going for 20.2) Metro: 17 inch frame size and 20 inch wheels.