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Certainly for me that's the best Woosh so far. It'd be even better with some dual-pull calipers. https://www.trpbrakes.com/category.php?productid=1200&catid=206

Likewise, it's gorgeous. Instead their current concept will probably make production.

Caliper.

Indeed, it would of course be designed from the off to comply with moped laws (30 mph top speed here) I'd be very tempted by this Yahama, around 18 hp would do me just fine.

Yes.

If you up the effort you're prepared to put in a little bit then I'm sure you'll get lots of recommendations. Stating your budget will help.

From what you say I don't think an e-bike is going to fit the bill to be honest. This may do,although I doubt it'll make production looking exactly like this, if they actually make it. http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-news-new-bikes/the-suzuki-feel-free-go/28375.html

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Nope. I'm surprised at the £4 a charge Flecc says, so £4 per 45 miles (actually the new heater now means more like 70 miles) in worse case conditions. http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/nissan/leaf/performance ETA pipped by Flecc

oh dear :rolleyes:

I dare say that if you live somewhere flat and are happy to compromise 3-gears will do. It's not flat here and I like to be in the most efficient gear, so 3-gears just wouldn't cut it. Nexus-8 covers it all just fine, and with the motor to help on the hills you can run with a pretty high 1st...

You'll need the seats down of course. neatness and compactness isn't something you could call these folders. I have a Dahon Mu xl normal folder, and whilst neater you'd still need the back seats down.

I had a cyclomatic folder which is similar, and it was a wide awkward lump when folded, okay for putting in the boot of a car though. So I have to first ask why do you need a folder? another similar bike

I've had over 40 Black Friday offer emails so far all offering a discount. Not many e-bike related.

This Eddie did quite well with them, not that he had a choice back then.

I still have one! and my friend had old 10-speed friction levers until recently, She's only 20 years out of date now I've updated her bike to 14-speed indexed down tube levers.

STI levers are pretty handy, although not many e-bikes have dropped handlebars.

Hi Dave, Welcome. Jackhandy is down your way, although it looks like he hasn't been on the forum for over a year now. http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/members/jackhandy.8183/

I don't believe that for one second.

The one in your eBay link is £1,440.54. Where's the £1,000 one?