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Check out amazon, they have 44t and 48t 104 pcd £18 to £45 depending how flush you are at the time, remove the chain guard and fit the bigger chain ring in place of it , it lines up better for the top speed, u can also fit front mech for best of both worlds

I've picked up but not fitted my 17.5ah GA called pack from BGA ,50amp bums discharge fitted so well up for the Max drive motor, I'm aiming to do a 50 mile jaunt to the missus house when weather is safe bet, How is motor temperature Redcup with your battery pack?

Love this cycle carrier for towball, folds away and fits in seconds load capacity 30kg and only £50...

Best advice members will give you on here is to not labour the motor , keep it spinning on hills or controller will go boom!

Picture below is Same as my My Brompton NYC ltd edition of 1200 bikes worldwide I have the S6 version with telescopic seatpost,all white paintwork/ lettering is reflective long with the Shwalbe Kojak tyres , I'm seriously considering the tiny NSM13 motor kit as I wont have to mod the forks...

That's an old ebike I had around 5 yrs ago, Carrera banshee X 30 mph throttle assist only , was purchased as a kit from Frank at xipi had pretty good range considering, but a big, heavy , hard to pedal beastie when the battery went flat. The original tyres were continental mountain king which...

Ditto Woosh above , u get used to the small wheel twitchiness after a while but not a bike to go high speeds on, I had the Tern S10 with bigger wheels but hated the way it rode and the poor way it folded, not to mention it got recalled twice for the frames snapping in half issues.

Get the Brompton and then purchase the Brompton kit from Grin technologies specifically designed for it, e.g. Made to order Narrow motor so you don't have to spread the forks and grind/file the fork to fit the motor spindle, proper wire lengths, mount for controller and wire routing etc. You can...

Pedestrian zone with folk running for their lives, pavement and then a one way street then past PC plod in his Astra all in lees than 3 minutes , now I know I have no worries.

I notice as well as price increase or staying the same ,the Cycle parts get lower end as there is always a higher spec bike for a lot more money for the years release.

I can insure my car and my motorcycle cheaper than ebike insurance, Too knickable to get low insurance unless the bike is skin grafted to you,

Running those electric wooden props without a cage is gonna hurt if he falls off, I have a friend who was learning to paramotor, he crashed on take off the cage bent And prop came into contact with his hand,5 years on ,he still wears a glove to hide the gnarly remains of his hand/ fingers.

It would be a fairly simple task to make replica mounting from steel and fit to your standard frame, welding is also a lot simpler/ easier to a steel frame, aluminium is a right pain once painted /treated , although I know of a company that doers aluminium welds for me very cheaply, I'm looking...

Those bars remind me of my younger days, they look like a modern set of cow horns

Still waiting for my battery from Jimmy, should be the end of the week, I'm ignoring the display battery guage now and going by the one on the battery, although now battery is being cycled ,the display battery meter has calmed down a bit. Walk away come back 5 mins later, battery has self...

Most cycle to work schemes now allow you to add a little extra cash of your own , unlike a few years ago, this may help a little to get best you can/ open up the marketplace a little more to you.

Great Pic of the bikes, like that Lidl saddle with a cut out for your gooch looks comfy. On the touring model do the lights work off the Bafang thumb control panel? And what make are they,? generic Brand? Glad to see you guys enjoying the Greenway bikes as much as I enjoy mine, Make sure you...

My worst puncture nightmare was a freshly cut towpath hedgerow made up of hawthorn, I counted over 26 in the rear and 14 in the front, needless to say, a long walk home and 2 new tubes, my Bro's bike was virtually the same, not a good day.

Yep that's the sort of thing you need, it mounts on the right rather than the left, you may need to change the connector but they all come with instructions regarding wiring in

Yes it was a bit strong on the initial kick from start, so just softened it off a little, You'll notice a big difference putting the keep current up, the bike power doesn't fade away as speed gets higher it just keeps going, motor noise is a little more noticeable though but does fade once motor...