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Maybe cwah is interested ;)

Some photos woulD be nice ;)

Taking a bike in bus could be quite a hassle for most of the foldable bike. I only find brompton is the most easiest bike to get in. Maybe Gallego too due to the small size

If you have budget go for Brompton ebike conversion Check nano Brompton on Google

If the money is not an issue, getting someone to fit is better For me, I got my brompton second hand £450 with the motor kit £200 and batter 36v 4ah £31 from B&Q which saves a lot. Pat

I am interested at well. Please let me know if you can sell them to me Thanks Pat

Just wondering do they sell this 18A controller separately...

Four of http://www.eclipsebikes.com/headway-lifepo4-38140s-12ah-p-1012.html

Good to see you here. If you can share the non bosch system that would be great. As quite a lots here are using ebike kit from China. :)

I know someone knows her personally. Hope her family is ok :(

I just checked the S-LCD5 manual and it does mention how to operate the headlights. The icon 14 of the LCD screen. So strange they do not sell the controller with this connection

Thanks Dave. Do you know does bmsb selling this kind of controller?

BMSB has a new LCD panel to sell (LCD 5) which mentions the front light button. As far as I know there is no controller from BMSB supports it. Does anyone know how it works? Thank Pat

Yes it is difficult not totally impossible. If you can go to your LBS I am sure they will be happy to help.

I fixed the exactly the same battery for my friend. The BMS is hidden at the top of wires. Remove the tape carefully to reveal them. Check the voltage for each cell and charge it individually. Pat

Don't go for the rear motor for brompton as it is too much afford to get it right.

I am not a bike mechanics but I managed to file the dropouts nicely. Just a bit of patient. I would recommend Q series or bafang motor over keyde and tongxin in term of reliability. My ebrompton has run nearly 3000 miles without problem. Also, use 36v system as the efficiency is better Pat

Hi Marcin, Good to see here. I am one of the backers from your project. I am based in Oxford but do cycling around in London. Do let me know if you have a test ride organised. Pat

I checked they have already got the £160 from crowdcube https://www.crowdcube.com/investment/jive-bike-jam-vehicles-ltd-13528 They have already used the money for the development. Hopefully the kickstarter money should get them for production

I am also curious about this project. Do you think the money they have will get them to succeed?