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Fuses blow for a reason! Which bike is it Hazel? Either the replacement fuse was the wrong size, or more likely, there is a fault in the bike that blows the fuse in the battery. Perhaps, given the weather recently, you have ridden through some deep puddles?

As Alan Sugar said to the owner of Harrods: You're Fayed!

That's the plan Gray

Juicy Bikes will be on show and available to try at this interesting Sustainability Event, hosted at Arkwright's Mill in Cromford (the world’s first successful water powered cotton spinning mill, built in 1771). It's Free Entry Too! Music, food, interesting events... and Juicy Bikes to drool...

Thanks Tom!

We only have stem mounted batteries in stock and only suitable for front-driven, with non-disk brakes.

Hi John If it helps we will be demonstrating our bikes at the Arkwright Mill in Cromford this weekend, at their sustainability festival. Our shop in Buxton is always open and our New Mills Trade Showroom will be open for the long weekend too. Bank Holidays are always busy and this weekend...

Excellent stuff Dexter! Welcome to the forum. Do keep us all updated and long may you contribute!

Seems a very long way to go to get a free pass to the Olympics! I don't think our folder would fit your criteria. Thanks for the update on the Sport. Pleased to see it setting a standard! Business is fun and everyday brings something new and interesting, on all sorts of levels. Cheers...

That's a nice mirror. I'm off to get some! Thanks Gray

Hi Tom This post may be of interest to you... Regarding your question 2 above. The third wire from the brake cut-off needs a 5volt supply, generally taken from the 5V supply to the throttle. We use a similar type of switch for our hydraulic brake conversion kits. Hope this helps...

Pretty much exactly the same as an electric bike: 4 to 6 hours for the full 30ah, 60 volts, 3000 watts! You've great taste Lynda!

I'm interested: Any chance of a photo Graham?

Pity about your knee Blacktiger. If you're after tax and fuel savings then maybe a scooter such as our Juicy Bike Retro Li may be what you're looking for. Though the price is somewhat higher than an e-bike it does have decent speed, comfort and range. I'd be interested to hear what you think.

Does it fly? I really need a bike that flies...

Perhaps Ben could create a customised bag to use his existing battery. Jerry, is yours 36V?

Ben, Jerry's conversion looks ideal for you. See this Post It would be good to hear more about the latest miles on your Juicy Sport. How's the bike performing? Looks like your Job has changed a lot since we last spoke. Would be good to catch up.

It's called conviction, others call it pride. In the same way as you are strongly convinced about your own choice of bike, I am of our range. ...and I try to be polite about it. Now, Eddie, I think we should both get back to the purpose of these forums: Looking out for those who might need...

Steady now.

And I quite like reading Eddie's take on life which puts a little spin on the hum-drum. Ah, the world is such a vibrant mix. A better one would, indeed, have no place for business, however there is lots yet to do before the revolution has any kind of chance... Personally, I plan to spend my...