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Hi again, I haven't tried Cyclezee and it may be helpful for me to contact him, do you have an email for him or does he have a website? I have decided after much consideration and a chat with a mate to go for the NiMh option as it seems the cheapest and means I can still use my original charger...

Hello again, I have to admit I did find the 4Ah a little on the small side, by the time I got the bike the battery was only good for 8 miles, 4 miles into town and 4 miles back, but only just. I thought if I were going to replace it then something with a bit more poke and a wider range would be...

Hi, thanks for your prompt reply.... yes it is definately 36v and is a genuine Hienzmann kit fitted in March 2000. It cost £850 at that time...quite a price! And that's before fitting. The battery pack is a megre 4Ah and was refurbed about 6 years agoby a genuine Hienzmann engineer in Glasgow. I...

Hi, thanks for your suggestion, if this is a real posibility then it will be a very cheap alternative which is very welcome! However I'm not familiar with NiMh's and don't know what they are or how they would perform or if they are compatible, so would welcome any views on this subject too please.

Hello, I bought a secondhand Hienzmann conversion on a very nice Raliegh about 18 months ago. Its a 500w 36v system and is about 12 years old, so not unsurprisingly the batteries are, to say the least, a little tired. I have been looking to replace them but have realised that NiCads are almost...