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Thanks for the advice, mate! Now to find a place to try them both out...

Wow... I guess I'll have to research myself then. At the moment I have to admit I'm looking at a Wisper 905SE Sport. Looks great, massive mileage on the larger battery model (56 miles) and within my price range from a decent brand (as far as I'm aware). What are you guys opinions on the Wisper 905SE Sport? p.s I do not work for Wisper

I can assure you I am a genuine person Advice noted. So it seems that I might just have to go and try some out before I know what I'll want.

Thanks for your advice, guys. Alan B, I am and have considered a standard bike. I do have the fitness (or could soon develop the fitness) to cycle 10 miles to work. I'm one of those unlucky people that seem to sweat a lot. Give me 20oC 10 minute walk and I'll be wet. Luckily, I guess, I don't smell (so I'm, hopefully reliably, informed). Unfortunately my work doesn't have a shower. Please feel free to make recommendations if you work for a seller. I am going to be researching any recommendations a lot further before making a purchase anyway

Hi! I started looking at the option of buying an electric bike a couple of days ago for my commute to work. I was planning on cycling to work but, quite frankly, didn't fancy getting there knackered and sweaty with the thought that after 8 hours I'd have to do it all again. Now, this website is great, but the pedelec world gets more and more complex the deeper you go. I do not know which bike to go for or what exactly make a good bike, that's where I hoped you guys would help. Could you recommend a bike based on these criteria? Distance to work: 10 - 15miles (therefore range of at least 30 miles) Price range: £0 - £1500 (a loose range, would be able to go up for the right bike) Speed: I like to go fast Ideally I would like a bike that could be de-restricted and perhaps have the capabilities to reach 20-25mph on my own land. Terrain: Road and canal tow path. Some steep, long hills involved Me: I am 22 with no heakth problems and a decent level of fitness. 5'9". Any more info. you may need to help me out, please ask Thanks