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If someone spots you zooming around at ridiculous speeds and notices that you lock it in the same place every day in public, it won't be there for long...or will be vandalised. Isn't it a naff old conventional you've had locked up outside for 2 months? "something quite waterproof, reliable and...

Hi Graham, Scott no longer make the Sportster variant of E-bike i'm afraid, but this link will show you the current 2015 range. http://www.onbike.co.uk/product-category/scott/ I have several variants in stock at the moment and many more on pre-order. They are a high quality, well put together...

We've had great success with the Koga brand over the past year due to it's high quality, and look forward to continuing with them under Raleigh's management in the U.K. http://www.onbike.co.uk/product-category/koga/

Assume you will need a new(Wisper) battery at around £500...is the bike worth £1100? Probably not, so a big reduction in price is needed. A 6 year old battery is highly unlikely to be any good, regardless of how much use it's had.

Don't feel bad Flecc, I don't have one either. When I try and use them my Wife ends up rolling around laughing at me trying to "Swipe" the screen.... Mind you, I still have a Bakelite styled phone in the house too that I insist people call me on if they want to talk to me. Buttons and keys I'm...

@trex's post Bosch uses ISIS system which is 10 spline-Octalink is needed which is 8 spline.

If you like the Cube bikes, you may well also like the Scott bikes...possibly worth a look as another option.

I think the safest option would be to go the derailleur route- much more easily/cheaply repaired should anything go wrong.

Something like this or a ladies Hairnet for less than a Quid would solve the Bug problem: http://www.skinzprotectivegear.com/bicycleproduct.html

The Smart Sam pluses use the 3mm energiser lining, whilst the Marathon plus MTB uses the thicker 5mm "Plus" lining. 2.1" is the widest, but they are good tyres for non-serious off road (Marathon MTB). I use the Smart Sam plus, and have not had a puncture yet- I prefer them for the compressible...

If it's non-competetive route sharing, I use Sports Tracker for a bit of fun.... http://beta.sports-tracker.com/#/

BH Emotion have a new Dual motor variant of the Evo range of bikes they're soon to release....The Evo Snow 29er. Torque sensor, 350w Rear and 250w Front Hub motors....currently 2999 euros, though not yet available in the UK. Glad they've sorted out their spoke issues now, or this would be a...

11.6Ah on the newer Neo's and 9Ah on the older models unless it is named "lite" which means it is still 9Ah.

If my memory serves me correctly all the lights are lit when fully charged, and then the lights extinguish down to the final red one when depleted.

With it being a Swiss Flyer, it could well be the newest of Panasonic Crank motors that come without the motor sprocket too...I've only had experience of them on the KTM Amparo so far, but they are very good and very overlooked.

Nice looking bike and an even nicer looking garden Tillson. I hope you get a reasonable price.

I have one of these, they're brilliant and quite loud, but i've never tested it on my bike yet as I 'm not keen on distractions when cycling...

Hi Peter....there are 3 positions on the key...clockwise is on...the middle is off...and if you push in on the key and turn anti clockwise you should be able to remove the battery.

Not a clue Dave....I know nothing at all about this system, just found what I could on the ole' googler

Just to reiterate, the classic system works best as described in the above quote with the key being used to lock in after the battery is inserted, though this can vary depending on how the lock is set up in relation to battery position. On the newer models, I've found it works well if you do...