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I have a Woosh Zephyr (not CD) and find it very stable even with 20" wheels, helped by its relatively long wheelbase, low (hidden) battery and full suspension. It really doesn't feel like a compact folder. If you are anywhere near Southampton you are welcome to have a try on it.

Good grief, give it a rest.

PICS!!

Well, I thought the second one was a good example of how not to do it! Reckless.

By 'eck, it's grim oop north! ;)

Why have you deleted your video links? (I saw the second one from a reply to your post.)

I have a floating 'motorhome', does that count? ;)

I like the looks and the spec but it weighs 39.7kg!

It seems that someone had the same idea: http://visforvoltage.org/forum/9063-evt4000-testing-lifepo4-lithium-ion-big-upgrade He reduced the weight by 35kg. The link is four years old, with newer technology it may be even more worthwhile.

Who is this other person? Why can't they have their own bike?

I've recently bought one of these secondhand and it's very good: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/electric-bikes/zephyr/ The bike actually looks better in the metal than the woosh website photos which have a strange seat/handlebar setup. Here is a video review: http://tinyurl.com/pkh3q6r