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Bloody love my new ebike even though it seems im relatively young to own one at 35 lol Had it a few weeks now and have racked up 86 miles so far commuting every day to and from work, as a non driver it has given me back the freedom i had as a child who was always on his bike when as an adult im...

if you live near to cambridge or southend then woosh do crank drive bikes much more affordable than raleigh and you can test drive those at either location. otherwise youre gonna wanna a very big BPM hubbed bike with a very large battery the last raleigh bike i had was the Activator many moons...

King-Meters factory setup mode is activated by pressing up & down at the same time, there you can set the limit to whatever the legal speed is in your current location.

i shat the bed the first time i got caught in a torrential downpour on my Woosh Krieger, both for the sake of my electrics (which shrugged it off without a trouble) and for fear of taking a 36V 20AH hit through the bike to my knackers! thankfully i discovered my bike is weather proof, my...

Reviewer: Tony Purchased From: Woosh Bikes Southend http://www.wooshbikes.co.uk/?krieger Purchase Price: £889 + £40 for NCX Seat Post Upgrade (Paid £900 as took away on the day without needing delivery) Time Owned: Since 20th Sept, Used Daily Since Local Terrain: Moderate Hills (Short hills...

Woosh Santana CD, Woosh Big Bear LS, or Kudos Liberty Santana the only real option if you want chain drive otherwise it's a choice of the other two. Find the nearest showroom for both makes and go try them, these bikes are too expensive to buy without testing first.

when i was in their Southend store i didnt even bother trying the folding bikes, they really dont appeal to me one bit but i guess that comes down to how much storage space you have at home for your bike. If you have the space for a full size bike then no real need to compromise on a folding...

anything hilly go with direct chain drive and whatever battery they can fit on it, i have a woosh CD bike with newer model motor and 20A controller and the thing flies

it was the main reason i got mine now rather than waiting, not that i use it often but from standing start at traffic lights its great to **** off drivers who look at you like you slept with their daughter

He means these things And no, most have 2 x 350w motors so 99% sure these aren't legal

i have kenda kevlar tires, i'll risk it!

looks very good but would prefer a tube style one as mounts better on a helmet than the square ones

mine seemed to drop fairly consistently each bar, still on 2 out of 4 bars after 40 odd miles but i charged it anyway

dude, you already sold me on it, no need to sweeten the deal

i want one, mounted to my handlebars

what would be a good helmet cam which has built in battery and charges via micro usb? cheap as possible while retaining half decent picture quality in daytime

came to the thread for laser guns, left disappointed :( however i love the idea of these for my limited night riding, but the ones ive looked at seem to eat through batteries

my 250w TCM crank drive motor combined with 15AH battery is listed as giving me 60-70 miles, i hit half way on the battery meter at 35miles or so and thats with some hills on my commute and my fat arse riding it at a push i could get 60 miles i think, generally using PA 3 out of 5

so much conflicting advice regarding batteries, its crazy. Technology is moving ahead so much yet the technology powering these things is still far behind our needs :/ Also rather annoyingly i see i cant edit my opening post so should i do a new thread for my full review next week or keep it...

lithium-ion batteries are fairly simple to look after, e-bikes are no different. do NOT do lots of small recharges (eats through charging cycles destroying the long term life of your cells) DO discharge to around 50% at least before charging (will give you the best charge cycle to battery life...