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Thanks Neal!!

Well, I am about to get my Tube Rider converted but the only battery available with the kit at present is a 7aH (252wH). Generally speaking is this ok for 15/20 miles with some smallish hills. I presume if I am riding on the flat I can turn the motor off and it prolongs the life?

I bought the bike (it is mint), off Gumtree for an absolute song 3 months ago just before the craze for bikes started because of the lockdown. I would have loved the olive drab Parabike but they are very hard to find second hand. I just love the design and they are made in Stratford upon Avon...

Yes that's a small pump on the seat tube using the bolt holes already there. I had a look on Brighton Bikes website and I think I'll be able to have a midmounted unit plus the rack battery or maybe I could fix a battery where the pump is? I love the bike, its such a nice design and easy for an...

Thanks Neal!!:) By the way, what's a BB design?

Thanks Neal, I have emailed Revolution Works and will see what they say. I am only doing short leisure rides but we do have a few hills to say the least!! I could cut off half the mudguard which would make room for the unit and the battery maybe would go on the bottom frame with a DIY fitting?

Thanks a lot for your replies. I'll give the people you have recommended a call and see what they recommend.. Sounds like it might be difficult:(

Here is the bike. The battery with the Revo conversion usually goes on the lower frame and attaches to the bolt holes for a bottle. Haven't got that on this bike The bike has hub brakes so the Swytch conversion is not an option unless I put caliper brakes on the front or not have a front brake...

Hi I'm new to this forum so please bear with me. I have a Pashley Tube Rider which I love and would love to convert it to electric. I live near Bath. Does anyone know what kit would work on my bike? I have seen that Revolution Works (Revo) do a kit but not sure if the battery would fit...