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Martin, you should try a Juicy. Those that do like the slightly quirky, curvy shape of our range find them easily able to cope with the hills of Derbyshire, for which they are designed. Here's another Martin's view of his recent purchase. Hope you can get to try one. You could also afford...

That's a bit mean! Gideon (for that is his true first name, not George) did help out at the Tuck shop during break time... We always buy our foreign currency when the pound is strong and generally have averaged 1.62 USD for each of our Juicy Bike Pounds for the last 12 months. It makes a...

John, I thought Borgen was Dutch and I couldn't understand a word 'til someone explained it's actually Danish... thought I was going mad! I wish the Nordics could sort out their language... Reading glasses at the ready!

Hi Mike We'd struggle to use that budget but you really ought to look at our Merlin which, even after you've chosen the 60 mile battery still gives you change from £1600. Add some panniers and a decent bike rack and you'd still have something left from your budget...

Great minds...

You could use Chrome Dave, which comes with a spellchecker.

Take it back to Lifecycle Electric Bikes.

Or you could shop in the UK Jason. Ours are here

And from time to time it is important to remember that what is said on these forums is very much a part of that same wider forum of debate and views expressed here can also help cause division and destabilization. I think we should be careful not to inflame that debate, on such a widely read...

Come back Eddieo. We need some sanity here...

Oh Gawd! :)

Save your money: get a tried and trusted Juicy Bike with interest free credit via our website or go and visit our London dealer. See website for details. You'd save £1610 over the cost of that Smart...

I quite like that. Simple with very limited range (I'd estimate 20 miles tops for Mr Average) but for a fitter cyclist who only wants occasional assistance that's an extremely low price. Worth a try, before you buy.

Sounds like you've done enough and the Eagles controller has simply failed. They do. From what you say there were no internal signs of water damage, so the controller may have burned out due to over-heating or shorting at one of the many connectors attached. I'd concentrate on leaving plenty...

Welcome to to the forums Chris. You're about to be inundated with advice! Mine is to try as many as you can.

ER. You would be wise, if using your bike extensively in the wet, to seal the cable entry hole at the front of the control box, with silicon sealant. A little water can creep in there, aided by running along the cables. Sealing the whole box would cause problems and lead to overheating of the...

So I guess Voltaire would be excluded from tending to my Mother in her care home? I would hope we can see the wood for the trees, often obfuscated by the need of the tabloid press to use up the forest.

I think you must mean "hassellhoff"? These have been around a long time and ridden by many women by all accounts... Sorry to hear you're not keen on a Juicy.

Hee Hee, love the sentiments expressed in your post! Go and try a range of bikes before you decide! If you can get to Chester, All About The Bike have an excellent range and reputation. Christine there will look after you and probably sell you a great bike (which could be a Juicy - She stocks...

Good point to make. After we had tried a variety of battery types we chose the most popular case and most widely used technology and then made all our bike frames share that case. So now we use one popular, standard battery case across all our bikes giving us much better supplier options and...