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She is waiting to ride it. We are in France for the next few weeks. We had the bike delivered to her parents. I will report back when we are back when we are back in the UK & out of self-isolation on 16th July. I have been really impressed with my Wisper 705 Torque. It's the best e-bike I have...

Personally I would make cycle helmets compulsory as the evidence is overwhelming that they protect the wearer from serious head injury. There is no downside to wearing a helmet...

My wife is 5'1' & loves her Woosh Petite but unfortunately they don't make it any more. We just bought her a Wisper 705 Torque with 24" wheels. I just bought a used Wisper 705 Torque & the torque sensor is a revelation after a couple of years of e-bikes with a cadence sensor...

There is good evidence that wearing a helmet reduces or eliminates head injuries for cyclists. I'm an A&E consultant & I always wear a helmet. 90% of the time I go cycling with my wife & we both wear a Sena R1 helmet which have a fantastic Bluetooth intercom system. They cost £100 but are...

I was considering ordering direct from your website a Wisper 705 Torque 24" for my wife which is said to be on back order with delivery in June. Is that delivery date guaranteed? I don't want to shell out the best part of £2,000 only to discover that the delivery date turns out to be delayed by...

Thanks for the suggestions. The Poco looks nice although not in stock at present.

Thanks. Your Wisper 705 looks nice but I think it's the 24" wheels that make all the difference for her.

Is that a recommendation? An advantage of a top box for holding your helmet is if it’s raining

Is that a recommendation? I already found that one by Googling.

My wife is 5'1" (155cm) & finds her Woosh Petite fits her perfectly. We are looking for a second e-bike to keep at our second home but unfortunately Woosh no longer sell the Petite. Does anyone have any recommendation for a step though e-bike that would suit someone smaller than average?

It's quite common to have a lockable top box on a motorbike. Many e-bikes have a rear rack for the battery but I don't see any with top boxes but I see that they are available. Years ago when I was mad enough to ride a Norton Commando I had a top box on it that took two full face helmets which...

I have a Thule two bike tow bar mounted bike carrier. When I've carried just one bike I've put it on nearest to the car but I don't see any reason why either position wouldn't be OK.

Brilliant! As soon as I read this I knew it had to be the answer. I hadn't loosened the handlebars but I'm guessing that the removals guys had. All our worldly goods were in store for three weeks in between completion & moving out of our old house & moving into the new one. I've just nipped down...

It's got a disc brake. The wheel only fits between the forks one way besides which the wheel hasn't been removed & the cabling hasn't been touched.

Woosh converted a couple of bikes for my wife & I about 18 months ago with XF07 front hubs. We have moved house & my bike was in store for a few months. Today I pumped up the tyres & charged the battery. All seemed good except it’s unrideable because the front wheel is running backwards! I...

You can buy a 5V battery power bank sufficient to recharge a phone several times over for a few pounds. I have a 12V battery pack the size of a paperback that can jump start my Range Rover. Perhaps there is scope for an external portable battery pack to plug in & recharge an ebike with a...

Thanks for the link but as far as I am concerned the easiest solution is just to buy an identical battery & swap it over so I was hoping that someone would recognise the type of battery that I have from the photographs. I hope that I'm not going to be reduced to swapping over the controller too.

The battery on my wife's Woosh Petite is on its way out & doesn't hold charge or have the necessary "oomph" on hills any more. Woosh won't have any replacement batteries in stock until the end of May & Jimmy quoted a rebuilding cost of £375 for 14Ah or £450 for 18Ah which is a bit pricey even if...

I use an old iPhone 6 just for BikeMap & have a Quadlock mount on three of of our bikes to hold it. BikeMap lets you record & share routes. www.bikemap.com

A set of jiggler keys solved my problem of a lost key for a Woosh Big Bear in seconds https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/lost-keys-what-can-be-done.38980/