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Jan have verified the picture, and is happy that you are indeed a true mid-drive advocate (and Beano subscriber) and will be in touch with you soon. He told me he's looking forward to having a right old laugh with you when you both can take the mick out of those Walter The (hub-drive) Softies...

He doesn't like me giving out his number to any randoms or non Ananda customers (Bafang techies need not apply). Take a picture of yourself pointing to your Ananda motor and include a copy of the latest Beano in the pic and I'll see what I can do

Jan, who works in the Ananda service centre in the Netherlands

I priced up the pakyak with additional battery, seat, grab bars and it came in at £4900 so way more than even the standard non discount planetx bike and double considering the discount

20% off all ebikes at Planet X. https://www.planetx.co.uk/products/planet-x-mass-transit-electric-cargo-bike The dual battery cargo bike looks even more interesting with the discount and the bundled passenger seat, rails etc. With the discount and cycle to work scheme....

For BAFANG BBS01 02 Waterproof Connector B02U Ips Display WithBluetooth High Quality Motor G510 86.8*50.5*12.5 https://a.aliexpress.com/_EwNoOar Go via topcashback 5% cashback to Aliexpress Grab store voucher Use code UKJU04 Pay in $ if you have a fee free card Comes in at about £27 delivered...

Yep agree about the VFM of Tony's machine, I bet that hustles along nicely on trails. This McLaren mid- drive at 121Nm would probably beat the hub motor off road.

Perfect match for your £200k GTS, a snip at £10.5k https://uk.mclarenbikes.com/ They do look nice though....

Back in the early 80s I was running bear trap pedals on my BMX. Still got the scars on my shins!

Now reduced to £699 https://www.merlincycles.com/metroneer-eg-10-comp-gravel-e-bike-282643.html

Impossibly impractical and would be unserviceable if it broke, but how cool is this ? I must of been hiding under a rock when this came out https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1919027885182130/

It's bad enough trying to get a takeaway delivered in Oxford on a normal Saturday night - no chance now !

10,000 miles on a £40 fork is not bad going, that's a good few years of cycling for some folk

I'd go with the Suntour, 50mm travel version here for £40 if in doubt. The smaller the travel the closer to the original bike geometry with the original solid fork Just check the steerer length is enough at 300mm compared to the existing buzzbike fork...

You can probably offset the cost by selling your Suntour HESC bits on ebay, there's still a market for the sensor, controller and display. You won't get much if anything for the knackered battery though other than for spare

I'm not Jim

As others have said Woosh for great support and service. Yosepower and PSW if you want to save money and are happy to go it alone. The Kirbebike @saneagle linked to looks good value

I've read some of your thread on your Haibike, 9 years on the same battery in regular use is amazing, if I ever went to the dark side (pre built mainstream mid drive bike) I would definitely consider Yamaha powered bikes.

13 years on the original battery ? Wow :cool:

Checkout my post here, this guy will rebuild your wheel with a stronger rim and 14g spokes if you can't find anyone local to you https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/crossfire-rear-rim.43600/post-654638