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No problem. Enjoy your new Orbea!

At least your droning is about electric bikes! You sound like our Ticket might interest you, given what other brands you've already mentioned. You can find out more at https://www.juicybike.co.uk/electric-bikes/ticket Hope this helps... though the tyres fitted will be 37mm Continentals

Our Buxton shop is now closed. We are now in bigger shops in New Mills and Ashboune with much better facilities. But I do keep very fond memories of where we started out. You can find our current shops and stockists at this link.

You'd be welcome to try any of our bikes on your route. Give us a call and we can make the necessary arrangements.

One concern you may have is support. Neomouv bikes have a massive support network of retailers across France and Spain which Juicy can now tap into.

You're probably right but this would be worth a try... https://www.juicybike.co.uk/electric-bikes/cronus-48v-mountain-bike

Definitely go with local support. If you've found a bike that's nice to ride and you have a local retailer for support, go for it.

B*st*rds - sorry to hear this. We'll keep a look out.

Can I be cheeky - we have just 2 of these left... https://www.juicybike.co.uk/electric-bikes/accessories/peruzzo-electric-bike-carrier

Well, thank you, I'll take that. But we know Ticket and Furtivoo won't suit everyone's taste. We did consider a belt for Ticket, but of course you loose gears, essential in the Peaks. Perhaps in the future... Thanks again.

And... soon to add to our website is Furtivoo from our French partners Neomouv. Furtivoo is more suited to flatter terrain whereas Ticket is designed for the Peak District.

The battery is fixed into the frame and only taken out during a service - so, charge in-situ. And you'll have to be patient - we release it to shops at the end of January. Didn't mean to tease, honest! But as you're planning your purchase for the new year I thought it appropriate. We...

Perhaps you could take a look at our Ticket which went down very well at the Cycle Show this year. https://www.juicybike.co.uk/electric-bikes/ticket

You can get digital controllers and hall controllers. Digital controllers can be used on motors with hall sensor issues which can be time consuming to fix. Perhaps one of your bikes had a broken motor (faulty hall sensor) and has been fixed by replacing with a digital controller. The motor may...

Perhaps you could also check the output from your charger.

The Electric Bicycle Company is 8 miles away Location details. They have a good range of reputable brands to try...

Where are you Ian?

An alternative solution, which although more expensive is quicker and requires less skill, is to use a digital controller that ignores the hall sensors in the motor.

I think asking about which cells are used is a useful question of any retailer or manufacturer. We find Samsung cells are performing very well for us. Light with good reliability. There can be no substitute for trying a bike and I'd like to add our own range to your list, which you could test...

Ticket may well suit you at 14.9 kgs but won't be available to purchase until next year.