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The best way is if you have a gps Watch you can strap to the bike or af phoneholder to attatch on to your bike. Alternativel just hold a smartphone in your hand that shows gps speed. Now you have displaye gps speed. To my memory you then have to push and hold the minus and plus button for a...

Yep :-)

My experience with LCD, speed and accuracy on kms cycled is that the LCD shows 2-4 kmh too much when you buy the bike. I have adjusted my LCD with GPS for most accurate speed. This makes the LCD show 4 pct less driven kms than you actually have driven.

Yep. You have a PM now :-).

Hi craig. My mail address is [email protected] Send me a mail about importing a Nitro to Australia.

Yep. Im in Europe :-).

My Race cute out between 29-31. The Jumper cuts out between 31-33. The Jumper is a 2013 model. Above cut off the Carbon off course is faster. The other day I rode with my brother on my Race and he was on a regular carbon race bike. When I slip streamed him I could actually keep up with him...

I have a Neo Race and have tried a Neo Carbon. You really don't feel any weight difference. Actually the Carbon feels heavier when riding because of the fatter tires. If I were to choose again I would still go for the Race but remember the Race is useless on all other surfaces than tarmac...

No. I am never in the highest gear when I commute on my Race. It has a total different gearing than the Jumper. On my Race I can go much faster uphill when using the two lowest rings in the front, therefore it is quite annoying I cant use all rings behind when going in these two gears. :-)...

I have two euro bikes. Race. With 9 amp 71 km in boost. With 12 amp battery 82 km in boost. Riding in the back country without stops. Weight 70 kgs. Weather 15 degrees celcious. With 12 amp battery in eco 213 km. Then riding as slow as a normal bike. Jumper. 40 km in boost with 9 amb battery...

http://electricbikereview.com/community/threads/nitro-48v-battery-on-neo-36v-bikes.863/

Se answer in the new thread I started about Nitro batteries :-).

There has been a lot of questions about this in different threads so will start a new one to have all info in one thread. Will try to answer all your questions about 48v Nitro battery on 36v bikes. Yes. You can put a Nitro battery on any BH Neo 2013-2014 model. Thats it. No need to swap...

I have only tried it on a few trips. No problems. I know guys in Australia has ridden 1000 of km with no problems. Yep. Topspeed increased from 30 kmh to 40 kmh. Though the top speed drops 2 kmh pr bar you loose. When I had 1 bar left the top speed was 32 kmh. I am pretty sure a 36v usbike...

Yes. I used a go pro 3. If I were you I would wait for the next upgrade and hope for optic image stabilisation.

The carbon gear is not perfect. I have ridden a short test ride on one. It has the same issue as my BH Race. You cannot ride all gears. When you are in the middle front ring and the smallest back ring the chain doesn't go around. Also the bike has troubles when you want to ride in the lowest...

You can put a nitro battery on a carbon. They fit 100 percent. The carbon is 36v and the Nitro battery is 48v. Some folks in Australia has this combination and it vworks with out troubles. On euro bike it rises the top speed from 30 kmh to 40 kmh. I guess on a US bike it will rise the top speed...

Yesterday one of my colleagues made jokes of me and my ebike saying you don't get workout on an ebike. I challenged her for a short race. Me on her 25 year old normal bike. She on my BH Jumper. I totally nailed her :-))). By the way. She is pretty fat and totally unfit where as I have lost 5...

After i climbed Mont Ventoux twice in a week on my BH Race the top speed had dropped from 31 kmh to 27. Also the range dropped 10-20 percent. I cleaned the chain and all the gear rings but that didn't help. I then lubed the chain and pumped the tires to 110 psi. Very simple but now the bike...