Stapley13

Will do. Thanks.

Does anyone know if the Wisper 806 can have its throttle set to do 15.5mph?

Thanks but it does not give a definitive answer from the rail companies.

Are electric bikes allowed on trains? I cannot find anything specific on google. Motorbikes and mopeds are not allowed and there are some bike bans during commuter rush hour. There does not seem to be anything specific on electric bikes though.

Yes, you are right. The service from Wisper is spot on.

Hi David Thanks for your help. I have had conflicting advice regarding battery care so I was obviously concerned. The battery is charging ok so I am happy to keep it. I will say that I was not "happy" to take the battery when I collected the bike but had no option as I did not have time to return To Autobase that week.

Is there a battery at Autobase yet?

Thank you so much. Will the battery be charged or should I drive there?

Autobase will be fine.

Could it be swapped at BikeTart in Canterbury city centre please?

Thanks for your response David. The battery has charged ok. The charge state the battery was in when I recieved did go against the info in the manual and the wisper warranty. I would send back but the turn around time would mean I would be without a bike for at least a week.

It does have the sleep mode.

Update from Wisper support....... If the battery charged then it is fine. It did charge and seems fine.

The battery was flat when connected to bike. The bikes LCD would not turn on. The battery status lights on the battery would not light either.

i collected a new bike yesterday. It had the wrong battery on. A 375kwh instead of the 575. Obviously this was inconvenient but my concern was the dealer swapped it for a 575 which was flat. Not just low on charge but completely depleted. Absolutely zero charge. The owners manual says never leave the battery completely discharged and that the warranty may be void if you don't care for it. Am I right to be concerned?

Hi Does anyone claim travel expenses at work when using e-bike? My employer pays 45p a mile for a car and I was going to approach about travelling by e-bike.