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Used to spend a lot of time on Driftworks. In the past I've also used RCHeliaddicts and a few other car and bike forums. Don't really have so much time nowadays. Thinking about it I do actually have an account on Pinkbike and Bike Radar but rarely use them.

Or using said long nails, hold the cable up pinned between them holding it at the spot you want to strip it and using a sharp/new stanley blade you can gently cut/score round the insulation. Then you can easily pinch the insulation off. I've never used a soldering iron to remove insulation...

These are big batteries but they do fit on most bikes. If you are wanting the option to de-restrict, the rear hub conversions aren't too much more. However, more power means more juice required. We have customers round here using the 48v 250/1000w kits to commute from Whitehaven to Sellafield...

There is a big and noticeable difference between branded and generic Chinese imports. It's the same across many industries. From e-bikes to i-phones. Buy something that has been made to the specifications of a company then the quality is high. (So long as it has been specified by said company)...

Most well known brands use good quality cells. If you're buying a cheapo from ebay then there is a good chance it's cheap for a reason. Any of the bikes listed so far are built to a high standard with good quality parts and will be good for what you are wanting to use them for. (I currently...

Hi Ryan! Good to hear you've already experienced that e-bike grin! It's quite addictive.

ALL HAIL HYPNOTOAD!

Exactly the same ones I use on my 250 quad those at the bottom. Cheap as chips and I thought they were loud. Should be enough as a warning in most riding conditions surely?

Go for it! These are popular kits. Although I normally advise customers to go for the additional PAS sensor and LED display if possible. This gives you pedal assist instead of just relying on throttle alone, control on assistance levels and battery level indicator on the bars. The throttle is...

The Viking Villager is cheap! Cheaper than I can buy them for. Halfords Pendleton definitely won't do 50 miles. 25-30 is more realistic. That eco expedition looks to be pretty good value. I'd be tempted to go for that one. Although I've never actually heard of them.

I was going to suggest the Wisper 905 then spotted you have already considered it. We're doing 10% off e-bikes over £1000 if you are interested in it. https://powerbikes.uk/shop/e-bikes/style/urban/wisper-905-torque/ If you are thinking of conversion kits this one has proved popular. Especially...

Happy I could help! Keep me posted how you get on with your employer. If there is anything else I can do to help out just let me know. Richard

As it says above, 10% off all E Bikes over £1000 throughout January. www.powerbikes.uk

Hello Mountie! That is some quite extreme weather and a very nice bike! If you're out in -15c it really shows there is no such thing as bad weather on a bike, only bad clothing. I'd love to visit your part of the world sometime. I bet the views round there are stunning no matter what time of...

My Mistake. Didn't realise it was just UK.

Hi Nikki, I can't say we get many inquiries for kids E Bikes here so I don't have a huge amount available. I'm sure you are already aware but I must mention anyway, EU Regulations prohibits e-bikes being ridden on roads by anyone under the age of 14. For the Adults and 11 year old the Kudos...

Not only cheaper for dealers but also cheaper for the customers. There is no 7% Bike value final payment to make. Just £1! They really do make the whole process simple, easy and cost effective compared to other schemes. If you would like to try out a few E Bikes we are not too far away from...

We're not currently part of the Halfords C2W scheme so won't be able to help source the bike for you. But still happy to help advise. Both those bikes are well rated and you won't regret buying either of them. If you search the forum you will probably find plenty of recommendations for the...

Hi Paulos Which cycle scheme is your employer using? Here are a couple of suggestions for mountain bikes in that price range. Kudos Arriba A good bike all round and ideal for the trails too. https://powerbikes.uk/shop/e-bikes/kudos-arriba/ Kudos Eiger At less than £900 this bike is amazing...

If you're on the flat mostly and wanting to maintain a good speed then these 250/500w kits would suit well. (Top speed about 35kph) https://powerbikes.uk/shop/conversion-kit/dual-power-250500w-switchable-conversion-kit-rear-wheel-motor/ For a bit more torque and better hill climbing ability...