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that kit was never £1099, so ignore the '£400 saving'

lots of these bosche spevific charging stations on popular tourist routes in Germany for example https://www.bosch-ebike.com/en/service/powerstations#bounds=3.564412735751338%7C-19.13179749999999%7C73.4930073560413%7C44.14945250000001

yep Here's it fitted to my Boardman hardtail with Hailong type 1 downtube battery and 500c display/44t chainwheel

Just get a Bafang BBS01 mid drive kit, has built in cadence sensor, and the kit comes with a throttle, shipped from the UK, £310.66 delivered, with a 500c display and 44t chainwheel and hydraulic brake sensors...

A bafang BBS01 250w mid drive motor (approx £300) which uses built in cadence sensor will allow you to 'ghost pedal' i.e. the motor will provide lots of assistance even if you are just spinning your legs around on the pedals. Cheap removable downtube 36v 630wh batteries are available from £200...

I'd hazard a guess of 20% :p

You've come to the right place lol

Typically, fat-bike riders use pressures in the 8PSI range for soft conditions, 12-15PSI for trail riding and 20-25PSI for on-road or urban riding

for your weight I'd go for 35 front and 40 rear, that should roll well and have a little give off road

I was getting about 45 miles range on the lowest setting 'eco' on my crossfire-e when the bike was new, on a flattish route with a couple of big hills. The torque sensor makes you put the effort in. Cutting out, broken spokes, display bracket failures and a complicated proprietary parts ruin...

"It's the future of mobility"...must be true Rita Ora said so...

Did you get a happy ending Riley? , where did you end up fitting the replacement battery?

these were my factory settings on my bbs01

with the saddle so low those seatpost racks are gonna be very close if not touching the back wheel That bike is not very well suited to putting that frog battery anywhere, surprised it was recommended

https://himiwaybike.de/products/multifunctional-e-bike-frame-bag Bargain

Surely you can't ride it with that seat angle. If so, you should be busted for crimes against gonads

I think I managed to avoid the pop up for about 3 secs, enough time to realise the whole thing is a scam and anyone foolish to order will see their hard earned amount to nothing

Wouldn't trust this lot, looks dodgy. They've even recruited Halfords staff to assembly the bikes

Get some heavy duty velcro straps like the one's I use on my alloy framed boardman and muddyfox mtb use mine off road no issues. you need the 50mm x 600mm size, 5 for 9.99...