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Drayton Cycles in Portsmouth have a very good reputation. Run by an ex met police officer who's a keen cyclist and stocking some very nice bikes.

Merry Christmas!

Hi Emilia You can find a review of Roller by Cycling Weekly's Nick Busca at this link. And a free battery upgrade by using the coupon "Pedelecs" at our website. Your nearest stockist is M8 Cycles, just south of Glasgow. Hope this helps.

As the two Daves have said above and store dry and cool. But charge at room temperature.

You may also like a trip to BikeScene 62 Park Ln, Guisborough TS14 6NT, UK 01287 610735 www.bikescene.co.uk :)

Your 10 mile commute should take around 45 mins by electric bike and will be a perfect start to your days work. If you lived in Derbyshire you could hire one for a few days to test out your route, but I guess there must be some other advantage to living in the south. Definitely try one! Much...

Perhaps the recent November drop in ambient temperatures with the onset of winter could be having an effect. I'm not sure if lower temperatures help expose a weak cell, or exacerbate voltage sag. Maybe someone else knows... Have you dabbled with any settings at the display recently? Battery...

Trikes and Bikes in Sutton Coldfield is worth a call. We recently donated them a decent framed 20" trike with a battery issue that we'd been given which they may have sorted by now...

Oh - understood. It's not my thing to comment on other forum traders or to recommend any bike to you without a test ride. I'm guessing you've taken your test rides and are happy with your choice - that's always best.

Um... Kizza welcomes Kizza... ? Someone slipping up? Dual identity perhaps? But who would do such a thing? And why?

From personal experience I'm happy to recommend Lexham Insurance who seem to offer quite attractive rates for e-bikes.

If you like, bring in the bike or just the battery and charger and we'll gladly test and revive if possible. Please don't be put off by some of the comments above. Rob's bike cost more than four times what you paid and his needs and preferences will be different to yours. As he rightly says...

"Any company that sells goods over the internet has to allow 14 days for a customer to change their mind", is the gist of the distance selling regulations. We offer this too (of course). It is though a real faff to have to disassemble, repackage and return something as substantial as a bike...

That's a real bargain - with a new battery should be perfect to go. If only we had the room I would be buying that back! Good luck with your sale, I'm sure someone will be very happy with that bike.

The only bike from your list that I feel wouldn't cope with your local hills is the GTech, which is a bike best suited for short commutes along flat routes. The best way to realistically find your perfect bike is to test ride. I personally love our Roller, but I would never recommend it to any...

Amazon are odd. They do not take profits but simply re-invest to acquire new business, increasing the value of their shares but paying no dividend. It's interesting to see where they are going with this strategy: simply "killing off competition". Seems to me to be a new kind of capitalism -...

Electric assist offsets the extra drag that more comfortable, fatter tyres induce.

Foot Pump, can I ask what your tyre pressures are? Main cause of reduced range is low tyre pressure. Might be preaching to the converted of course...

7.5 miles is a nice distance to commute by bike. A 35 to 40 min trip and a great way to start the day. You should go for it, starting once or twice a week at first. You'll soon be looking forward to it each day and getting much fitter quite quickly. You can get a quote for the CTW scheme at...

The Juicy can be configured so that its throttle works to 15mph without pedaling, but riding it that way is illegal. Have your company registered with a Cycle To Work scheme? Off topic I know, but could save you hundreds of pounds...