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Mine is behind the seat....a real pain to remove as it necitates seat removal. Also looks very dated so my preference going forward would be as subtle as possible. If you're carrying panniers etc a rear rack should be ok. I like the steps and Brose motors with very well down tube integration...

I think Tom was writing "tongue in cheek"...

Think the Kalkhoff looks good too. Pity it's not Brose / Bosche / Yamaha powered.

Have you considered a groove under the top frame so the wires can run in a more discrete fashion??

First price plus VAT??

Why do you need it to be a folding bike?

Today my chain came off and got jammed. Rather than stop on a main road I just twisted the throttle open and cruised hone...about 500 metres away. Then on the safety of my drive it was quickly sorted.

If you did 30 miles in 3 years I can see why you had no problems. N:D

Had my Wisper for a while now...coming up to 3 years. As good as new.

I rode quite a few different bikes at the cycle show and have to admit it's the R&M that stood out from the rest. Can't put my finger on why..it just felt. GOOD

Rent out your battery to those wanting to sell their bikes....:D

My Volvo has a detachable tow bar and I have a 3 bike Volvo branded (made by Thule) bike rack that attaches to it. IMHO a detachable towbar, to which a bike rack can not be fitted is not fit for purpose.

If the MB towbar isn't suitable for a bike rack then I'd be amazed.

Ok.. forgetting the translation etc. Why is this a backpack for e-bikers? Surely it's a backpack for anyone....unless there's some hidden reason I've missed. Nice backpack though.

Hi David Hope you're enjoying your travels. The details were in the email I sent you a few weeks ago. Graham

It was sold before I saw it so end of the problem...

i know that this has raised its ugly head before, but are warranties transferable between owners? Or are warranties a contract between the selling "agent" and the buyer? I thought the manufacturer had to bear some responsibility but e-bikes seem to be a grey area. If they are transferable can...

When I was a kid I was told to back pedal when changing down on my Sturmey Archer 3 speed. I'm assuming it's like driving a manual car.. foot off gas depresss clutch etc

I'm assuming if you've tried them at Onbike you'll give them a fair crack at getting your business:D

Thought Brose were quoting 90Nm