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You have to remember that you only get around 75% of the power when your battery is empty compared with when it's full.

I took a photo of exactly that in 1978. Unfortunately, the photo has faded a bit since then, so it's not as clear as it was:

All of them. If you've ever had an operation in hospital, you'll probably dream about pain, then you wake up tof find that you still have it.

Only from the state you're in. It isn't when you're dreaming, so how do you know you're not in a hallucination now? When you take hallucinogens, they show you that reality can be altered. You then realise that your concience is based on inputs from sensors and the way the inputs are processed...

A 50cc moped will be a lot cheaper to buy and run, and probably better for the environment too. You can buy a new one for £1500 or get a nice used one for about £750. Tax and insurance are miniscule for adults with licences, and a gallon of fuel will last forever. In fact the cost of fuel will...

Complete fake - probably recycled cells. cells weigh about 50g each. the description says 40 cells, so it should weigh about 2kg, which is close to the 1.8kg they list it as. Your battery is 4Ah and 24v, so a 36v 100ah one would weigh 37.5 times as much. Also, it's unclear whether it has a BMS...

I don't prefer anything or any source. I play devil's advocate and ask myself is there any way or reason that a source might not be trustworthy or not telling the truth. In some cases, I've seen things with my own eyes, then I've seen the MSM report on what I saw. When they give a completely...

When you dream, it's a different reality that's very real when you're in it. I dreamt that I woke up, which gave me two versions of reality, then I woke up into the reality from where I'm typing this. That makes three. Will I wake up again into a fourth reality?

Has the walk assist worked at all since then? Has the motor worked since then?

I question everything, including what reality is.

Maybe he thought he was improving the bike aas a charitable gesture. A lot of people don't like that Halfords stuff. It looks OK apart from the worn disc.

It's not religious to ask questions. Religion is believing without question. I think you need to look in the mirror and read what you wrote out loud to yourself.

As far as we know, nobody is providing insurance for a 1000w ebike. If you find someone, please let us know.

Disastrous rather than not ideal!

The label on the controller doesn't mention amps. That's very unusual because its primary function is to regulate current. The 500w written on it doesn't mean anything. If it's the rated power, it would be rated at approximately 20 amps since power = volts x amps, so 24V x 20A = 480w, but the...

It depends which mount. There are three different ones. Also the OEM integrated controllers are potted. The TBK one would be vulnerable if not potted. I think a separate aluminium box type is always a better solution. It gives you a lot more options for size and power.

That's most of the information needed. You're limited by the battery. We still don't know what cells are in it, but 10 amps from a 4Ah battery is a lot. It might be able to go as high as 15 amps. If you try that, you need to proceed with caution because there's always the possibility that it...

The only way you can fix that is to change the controller to a KT one, which costs about £80. Your bike has the controller integrated into the battery case, so you'd have to mount the KT controller in its own case or in a bag.

I got two from them yesterday for about £150 for the pair! Maybe they're clearing out before regulations change, like Argos did.

When I was at primary school, the nit nurse used to come and check us for them. If you want to get checked, your local GP's surgery should be able to arrange it.