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Bit like the Cytronex C1 being launched at the 'end of August 2011' eh awww

How disappointing: H7 Engineering - News Not being released until 2012.

How disappointing OxyDrive: H7 Engineering - News Not to be released unitil 2012. What teasers !! Will Cytronex be the same ??

It will be interesting to see what motor they have actually adopted. I note in an earlier post from Mark at Cytronex that they tested and rejected the Dapush unit.

Now 'Clunk and Crash' brings back memories of a Norton Commando. As to the rack issue could you not just make up a couple of custom plates to extend the fitting to level it off. Bit like a pissed picture on a wall drives you mad.

Here is the latest from the Cytronex website. Image but not much more specific information. Cytronex C1 Stealth Electric Bicycle Kit

Bigger market perhaps? Must admit the battery fitting on the Oxygen kit does look very tempting. I wonder what the motor spec is though.

Well on the Cytronex blurb for the Euro Bike show in Germany they say they will be demoing their 'Bad Boy' bikes with a kit based on the new 'Cytronex C1' kit. At least we know what it might be called. I don't get the secrecy regarding kits. Are the manufacturers scared that someone will rip...

Hi Andrew, is it a real launch at the show or just prototype preview?

More to the point is when will it available and what is the price? Is it ready to go or just another teaser?

Replying in order. The clubs live in my locker at the golf club. However on an interestring note search Bionx on ebay and a picture of an ebike with a golf club trailer pops up:) The Tonaro went back as the rear subframe mount for the disc brake was unfortunately machined at an angle that...

They have said there will be an update on their website next week. Daahub is still looking the favoured option. If I don't get it working soon winter will be here and it will be next year before I am looking to get a twilight game in at Golf. The whole purpose of the e bike in the first place.

I'll take that as a no then. Obviously Cytronex have it well locked down. Go on wet our appetites :)

Has anyone managed to get any sneak previews or information on what the Cytronex is likely to be like? I am told they will be posting an update on their website next week.

Why is Indalo always so negative? Perhaps we should add a link to the Samaritans. At the end of the day we are talking about bikes here, nothing, more nothing less. I have now tried several systems. The first Scwhinn was a great idea but flawed battery. The Tonaro was a great piece of kit but...

So in the top picture it goes Nut, washer, torque bracket, washer and then frame? Thanks for the effort but I have had to return the Bionx as the drop out on the Trek 6000 was just too shallow to retain the Bionx anti spin device and that was to narrow to push out passed the frame to add a...

In fairness to Bionx the charger is a generic item. The new one arived and it is fine. I am still toying with the fit of the axle in the drop out and looking at a way of increasing the security. Again no fault of the kit but the drop out on the Trek 6000 is very shallow on the side where the...

Could you show a close up of the torque bracket / bar. I am looking to fit somthing to secure a Bionx to my Trek 6000 and it may give me a clue.

Replying to my own thread. I have now had a good look and remarkably the dropout on the opposite side to derailliuer is remarkable shallow and just about covers the depth of the axle. The anti spin spline is pressing against the frame as the drop out splays but I cannot say it fills me with...

I have fitted a Bionx kit to my Trek 6000. The anti spin on the axle bolt seems to be a long way out of the fairly shallow rear drop out. I have made sure nuts are very tight. I used a torque wrench last night but think it overdid it. I have now used the FT setting that has stood me in good...