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Actually clever clogs he said 'can' it be delimited. I was merely stating a fact. I have a crossfire and see no reason to delimit. as I can cruise happily above the 15.5 mph. After 3 months of owning the bike, I would not jeapdise the warranty, I believe the deresrictions are done via the...

You can delimit, but your warranty will be invalid. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

Well... I've just got back home after test riding the Carrera CrossFire E-Bike on sale at Halfords.... In short, as I'm not a man of many words, the bike impressed me. In 'eco' mode, I had all the assistance I needed on a number of hills in the local area (Sutton Coldfield), the 8 gears...

Only just spotted that.... That's why I'm a Maths teacher.

I will do, I did try one a few years back and opt for a hub because of cost. Although I'm restricted with budget, the crank drive from Woosh looks a good package with the battery(15ah). I can't help but notice that the top end MTB's have crank drives, which I understand for the hills, and many...

I'm looking to commute from Sutton Coldfield to Stafford. I currently have an E-Bike with the hub motor and component striped from an Alien Ocean Aurora. I'm looking to get a conversion as one of my options, as well as looking at buying a bike brand new. My question this, should I buy an Hub...

I would but the bike is nearly 20 years old, and I can't convert with a diy as I want the battery on the frame I don't have the room. Finding a new bike and converting with a kit is a good option, but I just fancy getting a new bike. I have attached a picture of my bike. Sent from my...

I already have an E bike, which is converted from an Alien Aurora. I will test ride what I can, but the issue for me is getting to ride the Woosh and Oxygen. The battery range on the Crossfire is based on a efficient motor according to the sales man, but I'm hoping to speak to an owner of...

How long have you owned a Crossfire Ebike? I have spoke to 3 halfords chaps and looked at the bike close up, I'm really tempted. Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

I spoke to a chap in Halfords last night about the Carrera Crossfire... in the flesh it's looks a very good bike. He said that they have changed the battery, removed the USB from the LCD display. I am getting convinced by this option. He also mentioned that the Crossfire has been re-launched...

I have test rode 2 of them so far, One of the bike I'll never test ride, as it's a 4 hour drive. The 11ah battery is promising up to 60 miles range, with a 2 year warranty, test riding that this week. The Oxygen bike looks great to, wil hopefully ride that this weekend.

I have 4 bikes to choose from.... which one is the next purchase?

Looking for my next e-bike.... Woosh Sport, Carrera Crossfire, Cyclotricity Stealth or Oxygen

I'm looking into the Oxygen S Cross MTB and CB, as my next purchase. Any thoughts from anyone?

The bike is old, the battery is old. New bike, new battery maybe? Sent from my SM-T550 using Tapatalk

I current have a full suspension Raleigh MTB, with the 8-Fun motor and battery striped of an Alien Aurora Off Road motor, which is currently serving me well. However, the reason for striping the Alien was because of the battery location over the back wheel which led to a number of spokes...

The spokes are breaking due to the weight on the back wheel, and without any suspension it's only a matter of time with all the bumps and lumps in the road. I had an alien aurora, which I eventually striped and move onto a duel suspension bike, as the spokes were always breaking, this was...

So it wouldn't be a mistake buying one??

This is great thanks, could I pick the battery up from most retailer's or would I need to shop around online? Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

I'm considering purchasing the Alien Aurora as it seems to be in my price range and offers a little extra in overall top speed. It there a reason why I shouldn't purchase this bike? If not this bike, what is the comparative alternative? Thanks