Alan

Thanks very much for the replies, I will follow up the information given. This is the first electrical problem I have had with the Wisper; the previous bike, an Eco-Brand was an electrical nightmare. Wires pulled from the micro-switches because the cables were too tight, a broken start switch, the prong connections smashed in by the weight of the battery bouncing around on it, water in the control unit & pedal sensor, a blown fuse... I have been using electric bikes for over 2 years now and had forgotten how slow and how much hard work a normal bike can be (especially when there is a strong wind blowing in your face). I also now feel extremely vulnerable on the road. Just pulling out of junctions or moving out to pass a parked car just seems that much more risky. Thanks again.

Hi Jimmy, I have a whisper 905 that has stopped working & I am fairly sure that it is the controller that is causing the problem. There are no signs of burning or damage within it, however it isn't outputting anything to the motor, even with the brake micro-switches disconnected. I have been looking for a replacement but without luck. Could you possibly pass on the manufacturers details that you gave to David back in March, because I am stuck at the moment. Thanks Alan.