BH Emotion City Plus

flecc

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Does anyone have any experience on reliability?
Not really, since it's a rather new introduction, it's matter of relying on the electrics which are from a known good source. As for the bike parts, that should be no problem. most companies are able to produce sound bikes and the Woosh company have built a good reputation very quickly.

The Krieger is one that immediately appealed to me though and I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if it fitted my shortish stature.
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Vennwood

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How long has the Krieger been out? The Woosh company do seem to have quickly gained a good reputation to their credit.
 

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The Krieger is the second generation CD bike from Woosh, introduced in September last year. It replaces the Sirocco CD 8-speed, the first woosh CD bike in January 2013. The Sirocco CD was revolutionary at the time, for being the first Woosh CD bike, costing well under £1,000 and equiped with a good size 15AH battery. At the time, the woosh CD competed against Bosch bikes costing three times as much. The Krieger is an evolutionary step, most of the mechnical components remain but the chain has been upgraded to KMC X series, it also has better motor, controller and better weight distribution. The Krieger is a very good bike, requiring very little maintenance. New brake pads every 1,000 miles, that's about it. Woosh have just upgraded the step through Santana CD with the same template.
 
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