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yeah i plan on charging each weekend which would be around 30-35 miles or so and thus probably 40-50% battery given that its meant to do 60-70 on flat roads, im expecting 55ish with the big hill i have and my 85kg fat arse. i always look after my batteries in all my devices, lith-ion is fairly...

yeah i plan on recharging it tonight, 5 days of commutes before having to charge is perfect for what i needed

35 miles down and the battery has finally dropped to halfway, very glad i got one with 15AH pack as hopefully only need to charge once a week!

Oh how I wish I got £250 discount lol, she did knock off £30 tho as I got the ncx upgrade but took home on the day so saved them the delivery. Still had to clench when handing over £900 as I originally planned on spending only £650!

I don't know, the rubber plugs on those fit really tight, same worth the fuse plug too

Thankfully I have an out building at work to store it and at home it's locked up in my shed. The way this 15Ah battery fits in on the Woosh seems like it would make it impossible for water to get in to the contacts.

I have muc-off chain lube for maintenance of the cranks and chain, I will mostly be doing road runs so mud shouldn't be an issue but is it worth getting muc-off clean and protect to spray parts of the bike with to repel water? Currently quite cheap in Aldi.

Recently got a direct Chain drive Woosh Krieger and I intend on riding this bad boy in most weathers, now ebikes are designed to be waterproof otherwise you could end up with nasty shocks to your knackers but I've read various bits about greasing certain parts to make sure they stay dry. Is...

i test drove the big bear myself last weekend and the thing kicks like a mule on the throttle in first gear due to that huge front hub and all the weight on the rear, could be fun in the snow! i went for crank driven krieger in the end, more gradual power felt more natural and smoother for me.

the karoo does look very sleek, but im a short arse so with its big frame and big wheels i would look like im riding a penny farthing

i grabbed their rather BRIGHT waterproof jacket at £19.99 this morning and it fits really well, feels quite well made with nice smooth zips, oh did i mention it is BRIGHT? like, see me from the moon bright. also wanted to pick up the over trousers however they had yet to have them delivered so...

i can confirm i am in no way affiliated to Woosh but its the British way to be presumed guilty until proven otherwise. (do i need to post a copy of my receipt? paid £650 card/£250 cash) as stated i was originally going to go for ebikes cs2 (or cyclotricity but was scared off by the sheer...

well £889 IS cheap for a chain drive as youre looking at £1500 minimum usually, i was looking at the e-bikes cs2 hub drive bike for £650 but then recently i got £2000 of unexpected inheritance from my grandad who died before i was born so figured what the hell, take the plunge on a chain drive.

did a commute to work this morning at last as the heavens have decided NOT to open, some cons so far: handle bar grips are very hard so for long journeys would need to think about replacing with nicer softer ones. 8 gears is probably not enough if you plan on doing long journeys with little to...

done a quick dry run motor noise level video,bare in mind its without any of the normal bicycle road noises and the motor running full speed in 1st gear. Have to admit i was expecting it to be a lot noiser.

im gonna pick up their over trousers and waterproof jacket, need both and this is fantastic price so hopefully they will do me.

I'm not entirely sure how they keep their prices down on a crank drive bike with such a huge Samsung battery pack but it's great so far. Speaking to Woosh owner, Hatti, in the store saturday it sounds like they source all their components direct from manufacturers in china and then they are...

NOTE: Quick preliminary review of the Woosh Krieger e-bike after a 4.3 mile 20 minute shake down run, will update with a full review after running it in some more in a couple of weeks. After making this video i went for another 5 miles 20 minute shake down in which i barely broke a sweat...