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There aren't two worlds. Sorry if that isn't in your current world view but the law is the law wherever crime is committed we just need a few clued in judges or even (is that possible) politicians. My youngest son was guilty of facecrap bullying. The parent of the child concerned called us to...

He (Steve Wilson) just needs judges with a bit of (cyber) education. My point is there is no need for new laws, the existing ones are plenty enough. BUT... that requires cooperation between nations. We have that within the EU, you don't want to be part of it... What can I say? Interpol will...

Ahem... :rolleyes: https://etrike.wordpress.com/2013/07/06/bafang-swxh-with-steel-planetary-gears-a-short-summary/ 68 km/h at 90 V with steel gears in a trike...:D

We need a "Thanks!" button. And probably a "Thanks very much! " one too in any case thanks @flecc :)

What is your max speed set to in the LCD? What size wheel is that? How much do you and your bike weigh?

Does anyone have a copy of that version of the white paper? I don't want to jump through all the hoops just to get one again.

Your (dangerous in my view) attitudes towards regulation just point towards your ignorance of how the internet and the justice system work: - Just because it is on the internet doesn't mean it is beyond the bounds of the law. Regulations and laws apply in all of your examples. The breaking of...

I was talking about turning the pedals without effort. My test was done just spinning the pedals and the motor doing all the work on a very steep (Basque Country) hill. It managed 7-9 km/h IIRC. There are electric mopeds on the market, no pedals, very quiet, but a 125 cc four stroke is probably...

Don't worry we all listen to our motors! I bet that even d8veh does... :D

Funny. That is what all the extreme right, fascist dictators say too. Bitcoin is freedom - for your money.

Your GSM (250 W, 15 Amp controller, 37 V Lipo battery), 32 tooth chainwheel, 28 on the cassette will climb walls and the 34 tooth cog?... :eek: I try not to climb many walls because I'm to scared to come back downo_O Crank drives will do what you want OP. You just need to find the right one...

No, not in the 3600 km so far. I did tighten them after about 100 km and never had an issue after. Mxus rear motor in hard tail frame, Michelin City 26 x 1.95 tyres. This motor wheel will be going into another frame later in the year.

I'm not sure: https://www.taylor-wheels.com/taylor-wheels-28inch-bike-rear-wheel-zac2000-with-nexus-inter-8-622-19-black and https://www.taylor-wheels.com/bike-parts/gears/shifter/ Less than £140 for a drop in replacement wheel with the better (all the tests I have read) IGH.

The Russians pay in roubles not pounds - you know the pound is over valued, after brexit when you devalue the third or fourth time you will be paying 50p each per plane! :rolleyes:

http://www.grace-bikes.com/bikes/mx2trail/ The s-pedelec version is the one you are looking for.

Maybe you should ask them to swap the 7 speed nexus out for an 8 speed one with roller bearings (the high end model)? Would require changing the shifter as well of course.

Are you using a disk brake? I read that rim brakes don't have that problem.

Which we are you today, the French we or the UK we?... It is good for the economy! How will the military industrial complex make ends meet if you don't spend all those billions to defend the empire? Oh wait a minute...

I lubed my chain the other day, after 1600+ km...:)

Look what I found... http://precialps.com/uk/accessories-bafang-bbs01-bbs02/12-kit-modification-bafang-bbs02-en-100mm-fat-bike.html