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Looks like the axle is installed 180° out, the cable should exit down towards the ground to avoid moisture running down the cable and into the hub.

Thanks for all the help guys. I am going to scour the free-ads now!

I think my mountain bike has lugs on the front forks so I could probably add a disc brake to the front as a minimum.

I do have another potential donor bike, a Whyte Hybrid road bike with discs, but wanted to keep it analogue for when I get fitter and I didn't want to spoil it's lightweight adding loads of kit. However open to other opinions?

My bike does only have rim brakes, but as I'm not going to be blasting much over 15 mph, this shouldn't be any more of an issue than the bike without a motor, no?

Wow, thanks for the swift and comprehensive replies chaps, much appreciated. I did have my eye on the woosh dwg22c kit as it happens and feel a bit more confident that something like that would do the job!

Hi all pedelec experts, I am currently considering converting my old(but not too shabby) mountain bike (26" rims, total weight with rider under 100kg) for commuting with a road legal kit, purchased through a reputable supplier and looking for a bit of advice please. I have surveyed the commute...