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This bike is back down to £245 again in Argos if anyone is looking for one. https://www.argos.co.uk/product/1267677

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That's terrible mate, hope everything goes well, You are getting too old for this ****.

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Buy a 250w sticker from ebay , attach to motor and use bike as is.

Not a chance you are doing an average commute speed of 20mph on a road legal ebike, bikes far too heavy to maintain that extra speed unassisted after the motor cuts out, especially with the tyres you have as well.

Nice bike, like the low step frame. With that motor setup up you'll be flying up the hills.

There's a weird obsession on this forum about whether other Ebikes riders are legal or not. Just ride your bike at the legal power/ speed limit if that's for you. But stop trying to police the rest of us who don't conform. Imagine a car forum constantly going on about the top speed and power...

You sure it's a 72v 25a battery and not a 72v 25ah?

These mini ebike travel vlogs are fantastic matthewslack. Feel like we are going along for the ride (minus the hard work)

From the limited info in the article, it sounds like that pro cyclist should never have been on that cycling path on a training run. I've ridden that path lots of times and it's always a busy route.

Just ordered one , thanks Guerney.

What voltage did the charger read? you need to ask for this information, the guy testing it saying its fine isn't good enough for fault finding.

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It can happen ,My grandson managed to blow my charging port using one of my screwdrivers, not a key but similar. Off all the places to stick it. Luckily he was ok, i was lying under the bike at the time an a bit of the metal landed on my forehead leaving a scar lol.

The original poster has been waiting 8 years to go on holiday.

If your not looking to peddle at all then stick to the mid drive. you can experiment using the grin motor simulator, saves you buying the wrong bike. Pay attention to point/time when the motor overheats on the calculator , adjust the hill grade to suit. https://ebikes.ca/tools/simulator.html

60nm is fine for a hub motor, ive got a 48v rear hub hpm motor with a 23a controller and it gets me up 100% of all paved road paths with zero issues and the torque is more than ample. I also have a 52v bbshd for off road fun In some ways i prefer riding the hub bike, its taken me a bit to get...