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I don't think there are any good hydraulic brakes that come with cut off switches pre installed. At least I have never seen them, so DIY might be an only option. Usually kits are sold with mechanical brake levers, but of a low quality.

Why not install sensors on brakes you already have? Brake sensors are not necessary, but good practice.

It is funny, isn't it? But if you think of it it makes more sense than traditional scooter as it should be more stable. Unfortunately our roads or and cycle paths are not suitable for such small wheels.

and land owner permission is required. Sellers shouldn't be really misleading customers.

You don't have to remove wheel to repair a puncture. If you have a spanner removing wheel with motor is not that difficult. Also don't have to unplug anything.

Tamar Valley, Dartmoor, Drake's trail, Devon Coast to Coast. https://www.bikexplore.co.uk/Articles-of-Interest/Devon-Coast-to-Coast

Terminator? Illegal for sure.

https://clip.bike/ 450W, 144Wh battery Road and hybrid bikes compatible only.

On one of short videos you can see a guy clipping it on and cycling away without pedalling. There is a lot of information about project, but I can't find any technical data. I wonder how sturdy mounting mechanism is and how many times one can put it on and remove it. I wouldn't invest...

I wonder if it is compatible with mtb tyres... Doesn't look like UK road legal. Positioning on front wheel is not ideal. but it looks like something what Swytch customers might like. Did you invest?

It is sad really... with a little of good will it could take few hours. Allocated parking space, cable under pavement and installation of charging point. Where I live progress of civilization is painfully slow. I don't think I will see charging infrastructure in my lifetime :(

Couldn't agree more. I would love to have an electric car, but with no off-road parking I simply can't charge it. Also insurance costs are insane.

Each time when I see news like this I ask myself a question if person involved was a member of this forum and what advice did he get. Many more could have died as apparently up to 21 people were living in that flat.

"The battery,(...) was found to have been heavily modified, including a retro-fitted additional battery cage and motor."

I bought few bikes from Halfords for my kids. Very positive experience.

If it is good components you are after, then maybe you would consider mtb? For some reason retailers offer better discounts on mountain bikes. For example...

Bikes that you like more. I like this one: https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Marin-Larkspur-2-2022-Hybrid-Sports-Bike_231704.htm I wonder if it is possible to mount battery between down tubes. Check https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/ One can find few bargains there.

Nice bikes you chose, but if I were you I would be looking at bikes around £1k. Depends how much money you want to allocate on kit.

I vote for bike and a kit. Which one depends on what you need it for and on bikes you like.

Is it safe or even possible for a person with one leg to ride on a bike?