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Thanks for the link, I'll have a look. I tried the Winkku mirror indicator but couldn't get on with it. I am now waiting for delivery of a Bicygnals set from US Amazon. It's a shame Halfords stopped selling them here.

Looks good. I have the hub-powered Zephyr but that's fine for me. Where did you get that carrier on the back? ETA: I've just noticed you have the wireless indicators below the saddle - work well, don't they?

I'm not sure where the references to journalists and magazines come from, my link was to a US ebike shop.

Gromit!

This may be old hat to some of the expert members but I found it interesting: http://newwheel.net/electric-bike-basics/electric-bicycle-motor-systems

Be sure to let us know how you get on, I have a Woosh Zephyr and it is excellent.

That's a good-looking bike and sounds ideal for what you're going to use it for. Still, it makes me realise what great value my Woosh Zephyr is with its full foldability (which I need) and full suspension (which I want) at about a third of the price.

Why not buy one and convert it? http://www.cicliservadei.it/webstore/speedcross/speedcross-tandem.asp?lang=en&codice=25&colore=Rosso

If anyone is thinking of getting a Kudos Secret (as mentioned here a couple of times) then it is worth taking into account that the Woosh Zephyr (non-CD) has everything the Secret has plus: All-round disk brakes All-round suspension A more powerful motor A lower price by £200 It really is...

While we're talking about Woosh bikes, my Zephyr has full suspension so no need for a bouncy seat post... ;)

This one looks a bit more convincing, to be fir, it looks more spruced up: http://www.gizmag.com/connor-durt-wood-kevlar-mountain-bike/31258/

Is it legal to have a passenger on an ebike if they are not pedalling?

A pic would be good please, I'm looking at similar options.

Ha ha! I like it! :D Actually my granddad used to have a full-size one of those in the 60s, pale blue over black I think it was. :cool:

Ta

My Zephyr would beat that easily - it has a chain and pedals. ;)

SO17 for me, please.

The key issue is "fitness for purpose". I plan to ride maybe 20 miles per week on proper tarmac roads in clement conditions. To do this I have bought a Woosh Zephyr. I agree that this is a "cheap" bike but it is solid, light, loads into my boot, and has all the things I need/want (full...

I got mine from here, I think it's excellent: http://www.merlincycles.com/cycle-aware-reflex-helmet-mirror-56440.html

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