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one possible reason why some may find the forum boring is fewer technical threads. Going back a few years, Alex kept us enthralled with his build for a long time. Nothing like that now.

I would suggest the £599 Oxygen CST HT kit, SWX02C rear wheel motor, 13AH battery and LCD. http://www.oxydrive.co.uk/ Woosh only has MXUS XF07C rear wheel with cassette, Their kit with XF07C, 13AH HL battery and 18A HL1260 controller costs £500 but the SWX02C has much better torque than the...

the forum needs challengers but some are just OTT. don't let them win. if you leave, they've won.

nothing stops you to buy a bike for yourself under the scheme with yourself as administrator. You save about 45% of the price of the bike.

that's Big Bear territory. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?bigbear

could you tell us your weight and height?

I see this as progress toward reliability, potentially leading to the elimination of the e-bus cable and adding an immobilizer to your bike.

I am lazy myself and have been known for riding derestricted bikes, so I am not preaching. There is no criticism from my part about how much power you get on your bike. I also recognize the needs to keep fit, especially for those who are not in retirement age, so I helped in designing the Karoo...

welcome to the forum Stuart. I would have made the same recommendation.

and for those who like to arrive in style: who needs a dongle if you have a bike as nice as this?

If we are to see more people taking on cycle to work, those who want to stay fit, the solution is not the dongle but more light assist bikes, that are built to keep as close as possible to push bikes, like the Gtech (and of course the woosh Karoo).

how do you explain the reason why some members use a dongle if not to avoid the necessary physical effort when going over the speed limit?

artstu, your bike does not stop you to ride any way you like, it's just programmed to be within the law. By using a dongle, you are avoiding the necessary physical effort when going faster than 27kph. If you want to go fast, by all means do that with your own steam, just don't involve the...

the choice of the smarter rider is this humble LED panel: no sudden cut off of assistance whilst staying completely legal.

people who ride dongled bikes are lazy.

can you video it and post it here?

I am interested in the small Bluetooth adapter. Can you recommend a vendor?

what's wrong with these people? trying to re-invent the wheel?

I know. Woosh were offered those earlier this year. The problem is discontinuation.