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In answer to point 5, s-pedelecs cut off assist at around 28mph, whereas a dongled bike removes the speed limiter and will assist to over 30 mph i believe.

I have the bbs02 and can't say that i have noticed any drag at all with the motor off. I think it can be really easy to think there is drag on any pedelec as you get lulled by the ease of peddling with the motor and then have the stark reality of peddling what is a considerably heavier bike...

@tony2311, sounds like there is something amiss there bro, i have a Mosso 29er with the bbs02 750 with the same battery as you and i did 22.1 miles the other week, assist level 7 of 9 and averaged 21 mph over the ride which included the out half of a local tt which I averaged over 24mph .and my...

It's not my one i hasten to add lol.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=121722703117&alt=web

The Mosso that d8veh linked to doesn't require any peddling at all when using the throttle ( I have one ) and will do any hill you like on throttle only without peddling if you so wish.

As I said before, lovely bike and wonderfully built but that doesn't alter the fact that it is second hand and as has been seen on countless occasions on this forum how much it cost to buy / build does not save it from some serious depreciation, especially in the first year, regardless of how...

Nice bike, but overpriced. .

It's for sale on eBay

I thought I read that Martin himself was hoping for a 15 kg

Mmm, i find myself a little disappointed in that, i was hoping to see something in the 15s especially as it will undoubtedly be scary expensive. I suppose it goes to show that when you start pushing the technology the gains become much smaller.

Iam also liking the new shape, much more modern and integrated. provided that there is a good battery capacity iam all for the integration of the battery pack.

I mentioned yesterday in another thread that I quite liked the look of the integrale and I have to say that it has grown on me even more since then . I like the styling of the integrated battery finishing short of the top tube, for me it makes for a much more modern design, setting itself apart...

Iam certainly glad to hear that bosch have acknowledged the need for the option of a larger battery pack . Although I think I would have been happier if they had gone to 600 , but at least it's a step in the right direction.

What do we think? On first view i quite like them. I think they have done a good job of integrating such a large capacity battery (17 ah )

Hi Ricky, welcome to the forum from cloudy Dudley Cheers Gaz

@ docotorprox, I have been really pleased with the 750w. Power is nice and progressive and the motor incredibly quiet. I have not found it overkill as the controller is programmed so that with the pas you only get 60 % of maximum power even on level 9, maximum power is only delivered using the...

I have a BBS02 750w equipped 29er with the 400wh 48v battery and have done 20 miles at pas level 6 -7 of 9 with half the battery left. I would estimate that 40, maybe 50 miles would be doable at those pas levels. I assume that 70 would also be achievable at lower assist levels although I have...

Hi Commuter1, As you mentioned that you weren't concerned about " slight illegality " i thought i would suggest this , eBay item no 181551942498 . I bought this a year ago and whilst i realise that it is above your budget i made an offer of under £1200 and it was accepted . I have now done 750...

As iam no technical expert, could one of the guru's tell us if they think this has the potential to be as good as / better than the BBS 02 750 w. Cheers