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There are many red flags and alarm bells ringing. Small company, probably only two guys, so they don't have benefit of a scale behind them. On the market for a short time - they don't have reputation to defend yet. No address on their web page, business registered in residential area etc. Your...

Please forgive me, but I am finding it very confusing. You sell a battery with a charger... which is not covered by warranty? Battery? Charger? Or both?

"If we sell you a battery it is on condition that we also sell you a charger (£29) and without guarantee. "

https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?batteries Reputable source, but quite expensive and no warranty. {Edit: Warranty has been clarified by Woosh in few posts below: https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/where-to-buy-48v-battery.46845/post-706715} I also keep looking at PSW, but unfortunately they...

Woosh and Wisper are companies with good reputation and well established in our community. Why folders? I tell you what... if you keep your word and drop 25kg, doesn't matter how much you spend and what you buy. It will be worth it.

Nah... not worth it. If you keep commuting to train station and keep leaving bike there, soon enough you will have only spare battery left.

I was just looking for links, but Peter was faster, so +1

For few mile commute? No.

Excuses, excuses, excuses. I don't have workshop. What I have is shed full of bikes and one bike upside down and without bb in my bedroom. ;)

That is encouraging... I think it is you who should write a tutorial. 2kg motor sounds good. Hub also would be less visible.

Yes. For child 100W should be more than enough. My wife might want us to wait till they are 14, but truth is, they need assistance now.

I was thinking the same, but kids grow out of bikes so fast. One would need to learn how to lace wheel. TSDZ2B? It is only 3.6kg, but torque sensor might be problematic for child. Better would be cadence sensor.

I didn't say anything about motorbike. Legal age in UK is 14. You are very fast to offend people.

He did a little bit of digging... I think Internet is full of misinformation including gov.co.uk pages. Edit: It is not that bad actually. Yes, there are some inaccuracies, but general message is right.

It is not as simple black and white picture. Added mass would increase risk of injury in case of a fall and there would be also a risk of child loosing control, but I think potential benefits far outweigh risk. I am really tempted to make such conversion just to see how would that work...

I guess for children low power assistance and low speed would be sufficient. Just enough to help them with hills.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13638084 Greenlance is run by two Bulgarians and their company is registered in residential area...

By proposed changes DfT wants to marry low powered mopeds into EAPC class. It is a very bad news for us. This is how those mopeds look like...

What is the number of poles? Spokes?

Good spot. I hope he meant 42V charger...