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http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2014/07/cyclist-films-his-own-road-accident-miraculously-saves-life/

Isnt 15 mph only the cut off point for assisted power and if you pedal faster than this you can as long as you dont break the roads speed limit? im sure many lycra and normal cyclists go faster than 15mph everyday.

I just missed him getting knocked off by a few minutes as i drove past it happened a few hundred meters from my house poor chap.

So CNC is for non disc brakes ? and disc means for disc brakes ?

Looking at the EM3 ev website in the drop down menu for wheel type it shows 26 inch Alex DH19 disc 26 inch Alex DH19 cnc 26 inch Alex DM24 disc 26 inch Alex DM24 cnc 26 inch Alex DX32 cnc Can someone explain what the differences are ?

Kinninvie, looking at your picture of your bike it looks like you have the hole where the hub wire comes out facing up i think it should be facing down to avoid water ingress (i may be wrong as im still a noob with no ebike yet) Mark

Thanks D8veh i have read most of what i could find on ES. Thanks for that Stan i will do some more research to see if the ''faults'' have been ironed out now

I quite like the specs on these motors is anyone on here using or has used one ? http://www.falcoemotors.com/

looks very nice a fit for what you say ie quick shopping,commutes.

Wonder if hes been stopped yet by the police

I got a fast and detailed response to my enquiry from Wimbikes they seem a very capable outfit

It sure looks powerful some of the specs for range look very good ill have a look on Endless Sphere thx

http://www.wimbikes.co.uk/index.html

Less than 24 hours

I asked Cyclezee about the 25 amp controller but he doesnt stock them so is it a case of soldering the shunt ?

Has anyone tried the 48v battery with the Ezee V2 motor? im just wondering if it would help with the hills and if the motor would get too hot etc

Trex are you saying 26 inch wheels then ?? It will be an Ezee motor 250 watt 250 rpm all i want to know is will there be much of a discernible difference between the 700c and the 26 inch wheel or is it so close as to not be worth bothering about.

I will be buying a bike with a hub motor and both bikes have the same gears and motor the only thing different will be the wheel size so can anyone answer my question ?

How much difference will there be between a bike with 26 inch wheels and one with 700c wheels as regard the torque for hills and the top speed (both bikes with the same hub motor) is it so minimal as to not be bothered about or would the 26 inch wheels be better in my hilly area ?

Hi Daz, Im also about to purchase my first ebike http://cyclezee.com/ezee-torq-mk3.html is what i like, of the bikes you are looking at the Cytronex and Burisch both have low aH batteries so you wont get that far, for me the Ezee Torq ticks all the right boxes powerful,great range,looks very...