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I have 3 bikes, a MTB, a racer and my Ezee. The Ezee gets used far more than the other bikes and, like other people I use it for local stuff >10 miles. Living in suburbia it is far more pleasurable than the car, I am always relaxed and I get a bit of exercise while I am at it. I am not a...

Go Gum, I wonder what reception a Cytronex Cannondale would have received from the Road Bike fraternity??

How many of us have a dream to do what Gum is doing. Can't fault the Guy, I wish him the best of luck.

1. Make own bike with 14ah battery: Kit 436 + Battery 500 + Bike 500, (Ladies step through with suspension and disks, ish) = £1300 to £1600 purchase and sell Ezee Chopper without battery. 2. Buy Whisper 705 or Ezee Sprint and sell existing Ezee Chopper = £1300 purchase but then I can sell the...

Thanks flecc. I was hoping otherwise. The Cadence has been excellent with 17mph and 40 miles ish so far (I am still conditioning). The problem I have is I find it pretty irritating waiting around for the missus to catch up on the Chopper doing 13mph and of course it would be nicer to improve...

I agree with fishingpaul. 80% of the time all you need is an on/off button but for the remaining 20% the extra control is very useful, like tackling the tight corners that you find regularly on wheelchair ramps for instance.

I have got 2 Ezee bikes; a Chopper and a Cadence. Because the Chopper has small wheels it only does 13mph under power. Can this be de restricted to get the speed up a bit. It would also be nice to do the same on my Cadence but it is not such an issue. Any help would be appreciated.

Ezee Chopper Now Sold The bike has now sold

I want one, they are cool. I wouldnt fancy the road rash those guys are going to get if they fall off at 30mph+ though

Thanks Nick

Hi Nick Does that mean fully discharge and fully recharge 2 or 3 times or discharge once and try to reacharge 2 or 3 times without actually discharging. The latter doesnt sound right but I am just checking :confused: :o Flecc: No worries.

I have read that Lithium batteries need to be kept charged rather than letting them run right down and then fully charge them. At the same time I have reads that new batteries need to be conditioned before they reach their full capacity. This is confusing me and considering the cost I am...

Two 14ah batteries ordered from OnBike. Mike served me, he seemed very helpful and hopefully I'll receive my new batteries on Thursday (Onbike only work Wednesday to Sunday) so I'll let you knwo if I receive them OK. FYI they were £525 each plus £30 carriage. If I get the use out of them that...

Thanks Flecc and Conal. I'll try Onbike; is there no problem with the 14ah instead of the 10ah battery, physical size the same and the existing charger OK? If that fails I'll try Cyclepoint again, I just hate being ignored repeatedly.

I need to source two Ezee 10ah 36v Lithium Ion batteries. I originally ordered them from Cycle Point but I am not happy with their communication. When I placed the order they warned me that it would take a while which is fair enough, but since then I cant get in touch depsite leaving...