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I don't think so. They have been after off road bikes with engines for a long time now. It's the noise partly, and the legal aspect with insurance. None of which apply to e-bikes.

I fear you may have to up your budget to get a decent folding bike that will compare favourably to your previous Juicy bike. I have a 6 year old step through Juicy Classic and know that they are good bikes which you probably, like me, paid around the 1k mark for. But even these are now nearer...

I wouldn't hesitate to get some bar end mirrors. In fact since fitting ours some about 5 years ago, I've never looked back - BOOM! But seriously, once they are positioned correctly and tightened up, you only need to look back to actually signify to vehicles behind that you are pulling out. So...

Do a search for bar end cycle mirrors and you should get plenty that plug into the end of your handlebars. Well worth having for sure. I wouldn't be without them.

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If you Google 'highway code changes 2022' you will find loads of information. I agree that it's not been publicized sufficiently.

Happy Christmas everyone.

Sorry about all the dumb replies but got there in the end!

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He's got to have a serious wind drag problem with that lot on his bike! He probably had to set off for Brighton a few days early!

Nobody has mentioned the problem of fully turning your head to look behind when you get older - which I'm afraid becomes very difficult. It's another good reason to use bar end mirrors. I am sure as well that it takes longer and renders the bike unstable if you look properly behind you. A quick...

I use end of bar mirrors but always look to the side as well before changing direction. It's a good discipline that i learnt when riding a motorbike to cover your blind spot. Wouldn't be without the mirrors i must say.

Needs a bit of work yet!

Most people can't keep their bikes inside the house to be honest and i haven't had anything stolen from inside our locked garage door the 30 odd years that we have lived here. It depends where you live of course but if it's left in a shed or garage rather than outside you are more likely to get...

We keep ours in a locked garage and are covered under cycles by our house and contents insurance. Depends how much yours is worth but it may already be included.

Maybe a step through with small wheels may help with her confidence? She will be nearer to the ground riding on a smaller frame. I only base this idea on the face that when i tried out a 28" wheeled bike as against my usual 26" i found it most alarming! I assume that the reverse is probably true...

Whilst i might agree with you about throttles (i have one on mine and it is useful for setting off on hills and at lights), i don't think that using E scooters as a reason to bring them back is at all a good idea. They have had very bad press and some known fatalities so i doubt that throttles...

Mine has a throttle and I'm pretty sure the new ones at Juicy do as well. Useful for starting off at lights or on a hill i find but you would find you use a lot of battery when you apply it. However for a short ride to work, especially if you can recharge there, you will certainly find it useful...