Jackie Sengal

They are ok but do use the lifepo4 batteries. I had an enquiry about one of their models and emailed them as yet they still have not responded

I've considered input from pedelec users and dismissed some of my original possibilities of an ebike. Now I am left with the woosh rio mtb, the oxegen mtb and volt Apine mtb, shall make my mind up soon.

I've considered input from pedelec users and dismissed some of my original possibilities of an ebike. Now I am left with the woosh rio mtb, the oxegen mtb and volt Apine mtb, shall make my mind up soon

Thanks Martsky I was considering a trip to Halfords as well. I will check out the bikes you suggest as well as the Haibike

thankyou for your replies and advice, I am in Newcastle under Lyme Staffordshire, I tested the Delta in Electric avenue on Saturday but there are a couple of others in Stoke-on-Trent but none that I had on my shortlist- Swinnerton cycles, E bike shed and electric bike factory

My max budget is £1800, range about 25 + miles, height 5ft 10" I prefer 27.5 - 29 than 26, not folding as not needed. mudguards preferable. My riding now will be mainly commuting to work a few hills included in the ride. I would prefer a local dealer which is why I mainly ruled out woosh Rio mtb. I admit I don't like the look of step through bikes- just my own opinion as to what I would ride

I tested the Delta which is similar to what I have been used to having ridden mountain bikes for many years

I've been checking online for an ebike for over a month now and narrowed it down to 4 possibilities Batribike Delta, Batribike Alpha, Volt pulse and the Oxegen S cross Mtb, which one should I choose, I have tested the Delta but they had no Alpha in stock at that time and for the others the dealers are too far away, but any experience and knowledge of any of these bikes would be greatly appreciated