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I have a good rear dynamo light off my old dutch bike & want to fit it with a decent dynamo led headlight. What did you not like about it? The lights you fitted or was the power supplied not up to it?

Drives a Nissan Leaf. Rides a...(not built it yet)

Am going to ask - just waiting for them to reply about wiring for lights now. Actually mess with oily stuff & wiring for a living so am not scared of taking one apart as such, but a less faff UK warranty when paying hundreds of £ is peace of mind!

Hiya & thank you - nice to hear from someone who has ridden both. Am a bit of a stickler for it being legal although I fully get that there is a big gulf between 500watts and what that AK fella does on youtube lol!

I can live with that - thank you for the feedback! Have just had another look on your website - does your kit have provision for lights?

Hiya & thank you, As much as I would like to commute occasionally (32 mile round trip), working 12 hour shifts makes it not so enjoyable so won't be pedalling too many miles! Providing I don't put a heavy load on it too often, what kind of lifespan to you get from the nylon gear, and is that...

Yes, have had a quick go on a Bosch mid drive equipped cargo bike but that was on the flat unfortunately. It is me & am just over 13 stone in old money!

Hiya, Mid drive as it is quite hilly where I live. Torque sensing as I enjoyed riding my friends Shimano Steps equipped bike. My riding is mainly local journeys with the occasional 30+ mile leisure ride.

Okay thank you for this. Am very much a laid back rider so am not too fussed about higher pedal cadence - am more interested in everything lasting longer i.e: range for weight of battery and reliability.

Hiya, I am wishing to order a Tongsheng mid drive for my bike and was almost ready to order from PSWpower on Amazon, until finding Whoosh Bikes via some of the threads on here. Noticing that Whoosh advertise the 250w kit as running with 48volts rather than 36volts, can anyone advise whether...

Very well done that is a really tidy job. Kudos on keeping the cranks and chainguard - there is a Pashley Britannia in our household and if I get asked to convert it, it's nice to know that keeping its original look will be possible!

Hiya, I registered on here almost 3 years ago after being gifted a stolen/recovered Powabike Xbike that was to be polite...a wreck! I have enjoyed quite a few different bikes - faves being a Saracen mtb in a few different guises, a fixie built on an old Falcon frame a friend at work had in his...