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Have a look at a company called woosh,their trade members on the forum and seem to get positive feedback.

Very nice !!

There's loads of fake sjcams out there,a quick Google search will let you know what to look out for.

Aye it's a cracking light for the money!!

I fitted a kit from EBC,it cost £420 complete including delivery,I cycle to work with 2 younger guys and I can keep up with them no problem(I usually ride in level 2 of 5)but when it comes to the hills(there's a couple of nice ones)they just can't keep up with the ebike,as an introduction to...

I'm the same weight as you and I fitted a 36v 250w kit to an old GT mountain bike and it does the job fine,Am happy with it although I've nothing to compare it to cause it's the only ebike I've ever tried.

Think you'll find most kits will suit your needs(probably not the big direct drive ones though)

I had a wee problem with a broken spoke on mine (26") but it probably only happened cause I never checked the spokes after the first ride,since I replaced the spoke and kept an eye on the spoke tension it's been fine.i converted an old GT mountain bike that was probably about 20 years old,as...

The one in the above link .

Electric bike conversions,250w 36v geared rear hub kit.

Av got the EBC rear motor kit and it's carried me (120k+)plus backpack for over a year so far.

You can find a kit on eBay for under £200 (no battery) the problem is that bike is more of a "toy bike" than a proper bike,I got a bike from gumtree for £30 and converted it with the kit from electric bike conversions and it has been fine for over a year so far.

Here's some advice......go and get a proper bike if you want to do a 26 mile commute,cheers

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This must be a windup

Might help if you gave your location?

Your a wee while away from having to worry about winter tyres,it take it you mean tyres that are suitable for the snow and ice? I think there is another thread on here somewhere about winter tyres but from memory they ain't cheap,around £50 each??

My Only experience with doing a conversion was using the kit from electric bike conversions,it cost £420,delivery was quick and well packaged and it's worked for over a year so far,plenty of other folk have used kits from a number of different suppliers with mostly good results,at the end of the...

I think those motors are direct drive(the 1000w one definitely) general opinion on here is that a geared motor is better,have a look through the posts about the different motors before you decide.

The for sale section on here maybe?