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Hi Elizabeth. Sorry not to have replied earlier but we have been away. The bike has already been sold, sorry to diappoint. Regards Norman

Hi John I have never uploaded photo's but there is a first time for everything so here goes. Norman

I have the above bike for sale,originally purchased in July last year but ridden very little due to health problems. This culminated in January of this year when I came off on black ice and fractured my left hip. Due to this accident there are two slight paint damage marks on the near side...

Ref. my advert for the Tonaro Compy the bike has now been sold, thanks to all who expressed an interest.

Hi Billyfish010 Sorry for the delay in replying, I live in N Bristol not far from M4/M5 intersection. If you are interested and not to far away would meet halfway or similar. Regards Delpitch

Before I post the above bike on e-bay I wondered if any forum member would be interested in purchasing. The bike is less than a month old and has probably not done 20 miles. The only slight problem that I am experiencing is the derailleur does not seem to be set up correctly in as much as...

I have had my Compy delivered to-day, put it together but not as yet gone out for a ride. On reading the paperwork sent with the bike, all Tonaro cycles are tested using a 24V/8AH battery version, presumably that which is supplied to the home market in China! Will post my thoughts when I...

I am sorry I did not know that were two (or more?) types of bevel gear, from memory I am going to say that it was a spiral bevel gear, definitely not a worm gear, in the sense that my mechanical engineering from the dim & distance past recalls

I have also taken the "plunge" and have ordered a"Compy" from Powerpedals. Went and had a try on one in S.Moulton yesterday, impressed enough to order and found Phil to be a most helpful and easy to "deal" with. Will post more when I have had chance to try it out on the hills of Bristol, many...

I have just spoken to Phil at PowerPedals regarding going later this week to try the Tonaro range of e-bikes. In conversation he made an interesting comment that whist the drive system is similar to the Yamaha it is totally diffent and the Chinese Company have there own patent on the system...

Hi Brian Very interesting that you have opted for a "loose" fit pannier set rather than fixing it to a frame, something I had not thought of. Please post & let us know how you get on. May I ask what will be the main use of the pannier? Well done.

Thank you all for your repies, Lynda your patience will probably reward you with the "right" bike, however for the moment I am going to persue other options! On the "Wiggle" site there is a range of panniers called "Tabus" in paticular one called "Cargo", which has both an axle fixng kit as...

Hi All A watcher for quite a while now and am looking to take the plunge into a full sized wheeled bike ( aleady have a 20" folder - Dahon). Not being able to wait till September for there version of a Tourer/ commuter bike, the Esprit, I wonder if anybody knows if it is possible to fit...

Why cannot I see the the previous 5 pages on this thread, I can on others? Sorry probably not the right place to post but I did not know where else. Regards

Do I understand from this post that you are proposing to sell pedelec bikes and/or hub motored bikes. Sorry I am not sure from your post but look forward to meeting with you on the 8th May Regards Dellpitch