Ebike kits made in France

Woosh

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we discussed it a bit last month. It looks a bit like the Tongsheng TSDZ2.
 

saneagle

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I don't trust that Ebiketips website. There's a lot of superficial rubbish in it, and that article on the Neodrive was very disingenuous regarding the price. None of the reviews have much useful info for normal punters. It's just the cut and pasted marketing stuff.
 

Woosh

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It's just the cut and pasted marketing stuff.
there is a big eco-system on youtube built on likes, subscribes and sponsorships.
It provides a number of job opportunities to those with reasonable presentational skills.
 

Bosa

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I don't trust that Ebiketips website. There's a lot of superficial rubbish in it, and that article on the Neodrive was very disingenuous regarding the price. None of the reviews have much useful info for normal punters. It's just the cut and pasted marketing stuff.
You would like everyone to think that

You can buy a Neodeive £549 for everyone who maybe interested

Seems they have not reviewed Woosh kits yet.
 

soundwave

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you can buy a kit from anywhere what woosh offers is one of the best customer service you can get for there kits and bikes and all you need is this forum to get it sorted even if you try put a giant batt on the handle bars on a stunt jumper bike tho that was funny :p
 
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soundwave

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i asked them to review the woosh and wisper bikes as only legal way to get a throttle did not even get a reply.

better out that frying pan than in it 9 times out of 10 all these ppl are just box shifters and when it goes wrong there not interested anymore just ring the bell for a sale.
 

guerney

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I don't trust that Ebiketips website. There's a lot of superficial rubbish in it, and that article on the Neodrive was very disingenuous regarding the price. None of the reviews have much useful info for normal punters. It's just the cut and pasted marketing stuff.
That very fluffy ebiketips review provides no tips about how to repair it, or get it repaired.
 
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saneagle

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That very fluffy ebiketips review provides no tips about how to repair it, or get it repaired.
No mention of torque arms, and the motor actually span out of the drop-outs during the test, so he just bolted it back in tighter. This is a motor with regen too! I bet that he didn't use the regen because it's horrible. If he had, the motor would have spun out again.

In fact, he didn't comment on how good or bad the regen was. I suspect that he figured out quickly that it was a deal-breaker, so immediately switched it off or to minimum. You notice he talked about climbing, but not descending.

What he said about installing it in a bike with deeper drop-outs is just utter nonsense. It's pretty clear he knows nothing about installing motors, proven by the fact that it span out.

Was this review any worse than any other on-line review? No. It's almost impossible to get truly honest and independent reviews. Even owners tend to be biased. Take them all with a pinch of salt and take notice of what they don't say.
 
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