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Your rotor may well be greasy. Try cleaning with some detergent.

Try E-Motion in Swindon, an excellent, specialist shop with a great range.

Mark, that's really a matter of personal style. The Juicy Sport is either liked or not. Eddieo for instance makes his feelings widely known (he doesn't like it). Our Sport has been around for 3 years and has undergone several revisions and improvements, so is now very well tried and tested...

Hi Mark You've certainly come to the right place for advice. Where is your commute? Hilly? Flat? Roads? Tow-paths? How tall are you and dare you say how fit? I'm sure you'll be directed towards many different bikes, but the most important thing to do is try as many as you can (and then try one...

Try before you buy! (and I'd love you to try ours...)

Dave: Come back please. The offending remark was out of order. Bang out of order. The forum as a whole should receive an apology for the loss we have suffered from a such a thoughtless remark. You also deserve an apology.

Chris, that's quite an old controller you have there, similar to one used on our bikes from 3 years ago. I can check to find a closest match from our parts stock tomorrow, Thursday. The price will be £34 delivered.

Thankfully BEBA are busy making representations on our behalf that include increased power and allowing throttles, other issues being considered in the proposals.

You may like to check if you have a second fuse that protects the BMS - a smaller fuse that may have worked loose... Some pictures would certainly help if you can get hold of a camera.

David, (Wisper) you've certainly no cause to be concerned. The wrangling issue is a particular pain when a perfectly decent thread such as this is commandeered and used as a sparring ground between dealers. Such sparring and wrangling does nothing for the cause and is really quite...

It might be worth considering that the slowest "part" of the charge is always the final part. For a 4 hour complete charge, the first 30 mins of charging provides a third of the capacity of the battery (approx), first hour provides half, next 2 hours only another third and it takes the most...

Yes, the commercial rangling is a pain. What some don't appreciate is the massive size of commercial cake out there, with plenty of little slices, ideal for sharing... The pains are those that attempt to eat it all!

They were reviewed in an issue of A to B. Try that site. Briefly, David Henshaw gave them the thumbs up drawing attention to them being one of the (then, 3 years ago) "better" of the Chinese imports.

Consider yourself the Best Son-in-Law!

Infrastructure spends such as road and rail are ideal projects for funding using freshly printed money. Spending on infrastructure is not inflationary and doesn't affect the value of the pound in peoples pockets. There are alternatives to private funding...

Rather than rioting welsh transvestites, perhaps a glib society approach with teams of misguided volunteers taking ownership of potholes...

They could simply go the whole hog and privatise oxygen... I think it appalling; we've learned nothing from wrongly privatising all the fundamentals: telecoms, trains and utilities and soon health and roads. Whoever is propping-up this government should be questioning why. I see nothing green...

Not as near as the nearest electrical socket... (But I'm being picky...) Mechnophobia is not yet listed on Wikipedia, but will be, once all the remaining engineering courses are cut from the school curricular, and that syndrome does highlight an advantage of electric bikes and electric...

(4) No Noise (5) No: (5a) Plugs (5b) Points (5c) 2-stroke mix... maybe (5d) No petrol station near... (6) Smell (7) any others...?

If you can get to E-Motion in Swindon, I can recommend their service team.