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I submitted it directly through your website David via the Contact Us form. Many thanks

Hi David No worries. I have sent your company and email a few days ago but haven't had a response as of yet. The bike shop is We Cycle in Llandudno Junction. Many thanks Marc

Haha! Was a bit of a daft question to ask you I do apologise lol. It sounds like a great bike. Ideally we'd like to try one but our local stockist (We Cycle in Conwy) don't have any in stock. Do you have any stockists near Stoke at all as we're in that area midweek? I'm pretty sure power wise it will be more than sufficient for my other half. Appreciate your help David.

.Marc nm Awesome, thank you David. You rate the bike quite highly then? Will it have ample power to tackle hills etc? Thank you.

Thanks very much for the feedback folks. She's actually leaning towards a Wayfarer H7 Hub-Drive low step now.

Hello Looking at one of these potentially for my fiancée who isn't the fittest or the most confident on a bike. Also looking at the Wisper 905 torque too but the idea of the step through suits her better. Few questions if I may. Do all the models come with the four modes, Eco, Sport etc? From what I've read, they all come with a throttle button too, is that correct? So basically if you hold the thumb throttle down they bike will accelerate to 15mph without pedalling? Is it worth looking at one second hand do you think? We don't have loads of hills here but she would be using it on tarmac to get to work (4 miles a day) with a slight hill on the way back. Could she pedal away using one of the more powerful modes without having to use the throttle button? Many thanks Marc

Hello folks, hope everyone is well. I'm in the research phase at the moment on electric bikes. I've currently narrowed it down to either a Wisper 905 Torque, or a Haibike Sduro Trekking 4 however this would be a second hand purchase where as the Wisper would be new. I had initially tried to persuade my fiancée who has no clue about bikes into buying a Decathlon E-st 900 but from what I've read, the chains are weak. Also the more I read about mid-drive motors, they're expensive when they go wrong and more problematic too but are a more intuitive ride in comparison to a hub drive which is when I stumbled on the Wisper 905 Torque. Based on what I've read so far, I'd have one in a heartbeat but I get the sense the missus doesn't like the look of them and would prefer something more expensive and better known. The Wisper seems to be a great bike, perfect for her especially as she's unfit and not confident on a bike. It would literally be used for work trips of only a few miles a day plus the occasional drive out towing our twins. I'm just having a real job persuading her to go for one. We also tested a Specialized Como the other day which was fabulous as well.