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Excuse me for being slightly thick but where is "Columbus"?

I got the XXL version. It is more sturdy for rough terrain. I haven't had it long but first impressions are good!

Don't forget the Kalkhoffs have an 8 speed gear system, and a panasonic drive, and they're cheaper than the Gazelles. I have just got one and cannot stop riding it!

Sounds great........are you going to have a kalkhoff? I am still undecided, having ruled the wisper out I am nearer, swaying towards a Kalkhoff.

Well I've had a busy week, and ridden some bikes. Coupled with the advice given here I think I'm a bit nearer now. :) I have ridden a Wisper, and I got to be honest, I wasn't keen. I wasn't happy with the one size only, and it felt a bit "cheap". Hard to describe but I guess I don't have...

Is the Raleigh exactlythe same as the Kalkhoff?

As a person looking at potentially buying either a wisper or kalkhoff I find this very interesting. I have read your report and it doesn't seem like a bad one, so why is it you feel you don't have freedom of speech? I mean it praises the bike in the area it is supposed to excel, ie. hillclimbing...

Very good point, one I may have overlooked. What size would everyone say is the maximum for a wisper?

I am quite new here, and taking the plunge after owning a cheap ebay electric bike for the last year. I have had some issues with my "El Cheapo" and after some advice I have decided to get a top end model. I have read many an old post here, and decided the both bikes have their pro's and cons...

If you read the whole post he says 6 months. So if he has been riding it 5 days a week (no cheating when its been raining), 4 weeks a month, 6 months, thats 30 miles per day. That is a very high number of miles! I don't do that in my car.

Falling off whilst intoxicated doesn't hurt so much......untill the morning!