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Allegedly, plus as he already has the bike that is not going to happen, hence his warranty would be invalid.

If you De-restrict the bike not only will you invalidate your warranty and have an illegal bike, but you will also risk the engine going into limp mode.

Rubbish yourself, The Carrera Crossfire is plagued with problems just look at the amount of threads about cut outs on this site alone. I have owned both a Crossfuse and a Crossfire and the latter was nothing but trouble, while the Bosch motor in the Crossfuse has been faultless in over 2500 miles.

No is the answer, the only Carrera worth having is the Crossfuse with the Bosch motor.

That is not going to happen, I have been using a Bosch Activeline plus for nearly 2 years and covered over 2500 miles and often go over 25 mph on the straight using just pedal power (no dongles or speedchips) and have had no problems at all.

Depends how old the bike is, The OP said it was bought secondhand 6 months ago, also I am not sure if the warranty is transferable.

Waiting for my new bike a Forme Alport HTE 6 weeks to go,

Lol No idea why you think I am David and if you think your post about bums is grown up then there is no hope for you, as for thick "stupid is as stupid does".

I thought you were not going to bother anymore, yet here you are again with your childish blathering.

Maybe time for you to grow up and ditch the childish attitude.....

Hi, My wife has just bought a Haibike Hardseven 1.0 to use around the Peak District and this gives plenty of power and range for £1799.

And then you will have a totally illegal e-bike with no manufacturers warranty....

Just bought a 2005 steel framed Kona Smoke for meandering down the lanes, but always use the e-bikes for the serious climbing around the Peak District.

There are no pros regarding HS2 .

Something wrong with the setup from new, I have done 2500 miles with an Activeline plus motor and had no problems, a competent bike shop should be able to sort it if you can't as it is only a running gear problem and nothing to do with it being an e-bike.

This sentence confused me.

Apart from buying a kit there does not appear to be anything comparable(available) out there at the moment at this price level.

Just wondered what peoples thoughts were on the new Pinnacle e-bike from Evans powered by a Bafang hub motor?

England only as far a I can see.

Let us hope it is not a stolen bike that everyone is giving advice about( not saying the bike is stolen) but this type of advice given out to someone who has just joined does nothing towards keeping our bikes safe.