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Thanks, appreciated. ;)

Hi gang, :) Can I replace this;- With this? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/54-6V-Output-48V-Lithium-Battery-Charger-For-Electric-Bicycle-Powerchair-Scooter/183777994787?var=691384322411 Much obliged. :)

A dodgy knee has plagued my better half for a few years now. Making her not too keen on going out for bike rides. I've managed to get her out for a bit of a ride every now and then. But I'd not shown her how to work the thumb throttle until today. :oops: Once I'd shown her, she wouldn't stay off...

Brad's first go on an ebike. :cool:

I found that walk assist does help when going up stairs. :p

I reckon that he's done around 7000 miles, ebiking, scootering and canicross running with me now. So yeah, fitter than most. :)

Do you use your bike lights in the day? I put mine on strobe. It helps others to think bike. :)

Maybe they were older bikes that had 'Grandfather rights' relating to full speed throttles being allowed? :)

I fitted a camera to the bike rack to make this video comparison of suspension seatposts. :)

I ride through puddles and my wellies keep me 100% dry. :cool:

Personally, I'd be tempted to use a hairdryer on it.

There must be a lot of Soundwaves in NI now. :oops:

Hi TedG :) It seems that others, even businesses, are flouting the law. Or basically just ignoring it's ludicrousness, without being bothered. Why would anyone trouble you?.. You already know the answer to that question, you wouldn't be troubled. You just worry about the worst case scenario...

I think that cyclists that warn the road ahead are more appreciated than those that don't. ;)

I usually just have my mp3 player, affixed to the bars, playing a bit of music. With that I rarely need to use the bell or the cheap £6 ebay horn / siren thing that I have. :)

Nope. You know the defective fault exists and it's you taking the risk in riding it. Not Halfrauds. They just sell you known junk. The choice to continue to use it, or return it to them is yours. If and when that car hits you, it'll be your risk alone. :oops:

It's easily do-able going up the stairs using the walk mode. On the way down you just use gravity and the brakes to control your descent. Here's a video, going up stairs with my heaviest bike. Demonstration with the motor off and then on with a 30 kg ebike (66 lbs, 4 stone 7 lbs). :D

Find out how to operate your 'walk mode' and walk it up the stairs. ;)

@Wisper Bikes might be able to help you. Good luck and have a merry christmas. :)