andy1141

Just got my bike back from my local bike shop, and whilst getting it out of the car I foolishly grabbed it by the chainguard and it snapped by the joint. Any idea how to fix it, or are replacements available. Thanks in advance.........Andy

Hi Andy82, The front wheel was fitted. The handlebars were fitted parallel to the frame so had to be turned to the desired position and tightened. The box was adequate to fit the length of the bike i.e in excess of 6ft / 183cm. The width about 1ft /30cm.

I purchased my 905se city from all about the bike. Their information is correct, put the pedals on, turn and tighten the handlebars and it's assembled. They were helpful on the phone when I had a query and were very polite. If you want an idea how the bike turns up unassembled, visit Wisper's website and access the 905se City installation manual from the electric bike menu.

I have a 905se city and the circumference without me on it is 2053mm. When I put my 16st on it, the circumference is 2034mm, which is the figure I use for my wired cycle computer. A note of caution to anyone thinking of buying a wireless cycle computer for use in the countryside. Electric fences used by farmers to enclose their livestock can give inaccurate readings when using wireless computers. According to my former wireless computer I did 4012 miles one day, and I was doing 19 mph whilst stationary.

Thanks. Your help is much appreciated.

Having had my ready assembled Wisper for about a month now I was wondering which replacement battery is required for the rear light and how do you go about changing it.