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Understood CP. Sarah at Juicy is also not quite able to ride an 18" frame, like our Classic or Roller, but is very happy on a Poco or Compact.

That's the place Steve.

CP If you prefer both feet fully on the ground, which is probably not so good for your knees but might help less confident riders, then a 17" frame like our our Poco might be a good choice for you.

Wilco in Swinton or Ken Fosters in Chorlton would be worth a visit for you to try a small selection of bikes. Our own workshop in New Mills also stock Raleighs and Wispers to try a broader range of bikes.

This is true, but only when a hub motor is combined with a cadence sensor. When a torque sensor is used (as on the higher end mid-drive motors) the effect is much more like those bionic legs you describe. So by combining a (good) torque sensor and (good) hub motor there is no difference in the...

Let's hope that burned fuse isn't an indicator of a more serious problem. It's not likely, but I'm always happier if I can understand why any fuse has blown.

You'd be very welcome to visit us at our new Trade Centre in Ashbourne - open on Fridays and Saturdays to the public and a lot nearer for you than New Mills.

Just a thought... Would it be sensible to check the battery fuse?

CP You should be okay on an 18" frame. Which model of Wisper do you think looks too big?

Nice to see some fresh ideas! And expose the stupidity of the UK law in the process. Indeed this bike is illegal, and probably dangerous on our roads, but I personally would love to have a much closer look.

Are your employers signed up for the Cycle To Work Scheme? That can save you a fortune - well, hundreds of pounds (more if you're a higher tax payer, which is so wrong BTW). We offer on-line quotes for many different schemes and allow payments to be made to cover any difference between the...

Our Sport, Classic, Poco and standard Compact all have throttles which are legal to 4mph. They can be set to a higher speed (15mph) but I'm sure you're aware that's not legal. Roller and Compact Plus do not have throttles. You can get a quote for the Cycle To Work Scheme by filling in the form...

Good point! Too expensive in my view, to achieve significant gain.

Juicy :)

I would say you're spoiled for choice. Have you looked at Freego, Wisper, Battribike or our own Juicy bikes? Or any of the brands advertising on these forums. When you see one you like the look of, go take a test ride to make sure the bike actually does fit you and feels comfortable to ride...

Juicy. :)

If you're happy with your bike then just relax and enjoy it.

Whilst you're there Katy you might like to ask David to show you Roller, a 19KG bike that gets good reviews. Here's a picture link... https://www.juicybike.co.uk/media/com_hikashop/upload/roller-profile-tor-1000.jpg

Hi Ashley Kettering will look after you and should have both Compacts available to try. My only concern is for your wife to try herself to ensure the bike is a good fit. But a surprise electric bike for a birthday is a fantastic gift and you'll be able to see and try the bikes on her behalf...

Are you able to come to the Peak District to take a bike out for a while Ashley? If you can bring your other half's measurements with you we'll do our best to advise on the best model for her, after you've tried few out and assessed them for yourself. We're pretty good at keeping secrets :)