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Thanks d8veh, I've just pulled the battery apart, checked everything, it turns out the fuse I changed was also a dud, and the one after that! What are the odds? Out of a set of 10 only about three are viable. The thing is up and running now, I'll keep you informed

Hi all, interesting problem has cropped up, when putting my wisper 905se on charge, the amber light switches straight to green and the fan cuts out, subsequently, I cannot charge up the battery, I have (with damaging the holder) changed the top battery fuse, and checked the fuse on the charger, apart from that I'm lost,the battery is only about 18 months to 2 years old. Anyone had similar or the same problem occur? I would as always be very grateful for any responses. Thank you

Water in 905se Hello again, I have just reinstalled the controller unit, while doing so, I have noticed scorching on some of the connectors ( hall, and a ,twin connector) have just taken bike for a spin around the block, and apart from a noise that something is trying, no power, I have decided that I need a new controller, and have just ordered one from the electric tans poet shop. Once again thanks for your kindly (and prompt) reponses

thanks guys, I have now disconnected the controller and packed in to a container full of rice to draw out any moisture, I will put everything back together tomorrow and inform you of the results:)

Hi all On Monday, while riding home from work, I went as usual through a tunnel under the A3, as usual it was pitch black in there, so didn't see that it was flooded, when the water reached the top of my boots I had to get off and carry the bike on my shoulder the rest of the way, the bike was fine the rest of the journey and the next day, this morning however, it was making an awful racket which receded after a bit, then it started cutting out. Upshot is, I've removed the back wheel to open up the motor casing, but now I'm stuck on removing the gear cassette to access the screws, anybody got any ideas? Any advice would be gratefully received, thanks

Bike now a goer Here's an update on the Chinese e-bike that was stolen and vandalised, first, I had to file the switch down to fit inside the fork, and hard wire it to the existing wiring, then discovered that the little beggars who stole the bike had knackered the twist grip, I had to hunt around the web for a replacement, and found a company in hong kong who supply grips for Chinese bikes, fitted that, problem was, old grip had about 12 wires coming out, new grip had only 3. By process of elimination I managed to track down the right ones, I used bullet connectors, then electrical taped everything up, fired the bike up and everything worked a dream, wheew! Thanks to everyone for their interest

thanks flecc, I phoned onbike this morning, and the very nice chap agreed with you about trying an eezebike lock which I have purchased from him, I'm off on holiday on Friday so won't be able to do anything for a couple of weeks, but as soon as I get back I'll try it, and post the results, once again, thanks for your interest

Hello flecc Sorry information from me must be like pulling teeth, not used to forums. anyway, no, the key housing was on top of the right front fork, I appreciate your kind attentions and time you are taking on my behalf, cheers

Chinese e-bike Hi eddio Here is a picture of a spitting image of the bike previously mentioned, it is of a Li-on version, the one I'm talking about is a lead/acid type, so I'm not sure about amps, volts, etc sorry I can't provide much more info Electric Bike (JSE36) - China Electric Bike,Electric Bicycle,Electric Scooter in Electric Bike & Parts

Hi all 2 years ago I bought a cheap Chinese e-bike off of eBay, since then I've bought a wisper 905se sport, sold the Chinese bike to a friend who now relies on it, it was stolen a couple of weeks ago, my friend found and retrieved it, but the scallywags have ripped out the ignition barrel , he has tried to use a Phillips head screwdriver to get it to go but this is not a great solution, anyone out there with any suggestions please?

Rear wheel rebuild Dear David I tried the purple wire as you suggested, and it works like a charm!, I have had no regrets buying the bike, and your after sales service has confirmed my good opinion of both the product, and the company, and I would have no qualms about recommending your products to anyone. Once again thank you Marco

rear wheel rebuild hello I have just had to have my Wisper 905SE rear wheel rebuilt, new rim, spokes, inner tube and tyre,due to my own incompetence. Having just ridden it back from the repairers, I notice the throttle does not work independently any more, the bike rides fine in pedelec mode, and in that mode if i pull back the throttle then the power is boosted, but i cannot ride on throttle alone, would anybody know if this is a common problem of a wheel being removed? or has anyone got a possible solution? many thanks in advance