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Thanks, I guess I meant more in terms of the key specifications. The posters above described good experiences with their specific builds, just wondering whether those are by default 'stronger' than the typical factory made ones? Yes, test riding is going to be very tricky. Would it be worth...

Thanks @saneagle and @guerney. I'm looking for a 'ready made' bike, not a conversion kit. I don't really have the knowledge, time, energy or space to build one myself, but thanks for the useful advice anyway. Would something like the Rambletta or the 806 have significant limitations compared...

Oh, nice, I didn't know that this existed or that mid driver folders were even a thing. The price is definitely above what I was hoping for, so a more affordable option would be great. I'll look into this a bit more though.

Thanks, interesting, especially the second comparison video. So I guess the message is that most will need some pedalling to help to climb up a steeper hill, which is expected. It's just the 'how much effort' needed part that's really hard to imagine without trying them..

Yes, that would be ideal. I'm in Scotland (Angus to be precise) though, which might make things a bit tricky.

Hello pedelecs people, I currently have a Cube touring ebike, with a Bosch mid drive motor. There are lots of things I love about it, but I am unable to fit it in my car or even most trains, so it really limits the use I get out of it. I originally bought it for commuting, but my circumstances...