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Dreadful brake lever positioning.

If you can stretch to buying the KTM I'd buy it, worth paying a little extra for what is a better quality bike IMO.

Not far off a year now, I'm amazed at the patience of some forum members here. http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/first-electric-bike.15433/ http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/newbie-looking-for-first-electric-bike.15428/

21 to 16 on the rear.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUZUKI-GS125ES-COMMUTER-LEARNER-LEGAL-SAME-AS-GN125-GZ125-/281388675038?pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item4184126fde

You just change the gearing to suit :rolleyes: I can pedal comfortably at 34 mph.

http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/bosch-battery-problem-is-me-or-the-bike.18076/#post-226109

Mine wobbles too, it has done from new, I had just thought they were all like that. It'll be interesting to see if they're all like that.

You're not kidding, I was pretty hot on chuckie egg. I wouldn't want to go back to a Cyclamatic either.

You'll have to get on the mountain bike forums to tell them all they need 20" wheels on their bikes.

and it isn't something that is actually of any use, mine is next to useless.

Never in my experience have smaller wheels been better than bigger wheels. Have you actually ridden a bike?

Any battery gain is lost for me with a distinct lack of power from me in this heat.

I think I've flattened the 300 w/h one in 14 miles. I flattened both the 300 w/h and 400 w/h battery on this ride below, probably a mile or so left. http://app.strava.com/activities/122064066 Although I did do the same ride two days earlier with less wind and less time in turbo, the one above...

As I've said, 15 miles to flat is just an educated guess. I know my Bosch battery shuts down sooner than the Kudos one will, so perhaps it'll take me 17 miles. How much climbing do you do in those 30 miles I wonder?

Have you tried turning it off at the battery?

The reality of the battery actually going flat in just 15 miles I guess isn't something you'd want to tell a potential customer. So when you tell a customer that the battery will last 30-35 miles I bet you don't say "ah but only if you ride it in the correct manner" and then go onto explain...

I'm just saying how long I think it would last me here. Not that we'll ever know unless you send me one to try.

I imagine I could flatten one in circa 15 miles.

An earlier article with video. http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/main-topics/general-news/video-spark-of-hope-as-cycle-veteran-83-takes-on-toughest-climb-1-6280719