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The bike is in immaculate condition. I bought it last year from 50 Cycles but have only done 72 miles on it. I have finally, very reluctantly. had to recognise that at the age of 83 things aint what they used to be and that my cycling days are over. So this lovely machine deserves a new owner...

where do I find the frame number on my Kalkhoff Agattu HS 8G ( excuse I'm 82 and have mobility problems so avoid bending down too often)

I have been away for under 3 weeks. Before I went all was fine. Battery about 60% charged, When I came to take it out today nothing happened when I pressed the on switch for the display. No useful suggestions in the troubleshooting section of the manual. Any ideas please?

Anyone come across this assisted machine? Any comments/ views appreciated.

Does anyone have experience of using adaptors for Woods to Schrader valves? How good are they?

is it time to revamp the list of makes for this poll since 75% of responders own machines under the heading 'other' ?

For sale Gazelle Easy Glider. 2008. Step through frame. Low mileage under one elderly owner.A 'Rolls Royce of a bicycle'. Panasonic system and 7 speed Nexus hub. Fully equipped in the Dutch manner. Plus: Axa cable lock, Altura rear panniers, Helmet, Charger, new and unused spare battery. £500...

Are there any reviews of this bike or does anyone have personal experience of riding/ owning one?

Not really a newcomer to pedelecs. Have been a member for a few years but what with one thing and another went AWOL so to speak. So I'm back and delighted to report that despite my now 80 years am still happily getting about on my Gazelle Easy Glider. :it revolutionised my cycling when I bought...

This may sound stupid (I am strictly non technical) but how do you know when a battery is coming to, or is at the end of its time. Do you just get less miles per charge? Is that a gradual process, or does the mileage suddenly drop off? Or does the battery completely give up one morning and...

I haven't visited the forum for quite a while, not out of lack of interest, rather I have been happily riding about on my pedelec - or as I prefer to call it my magic carpet. I bought my Easy Glider in 2008. I was 76 and unable to walk very far at all. The bike, and its technology, transformed...

I seem to have mislaid the spare key for my lock. I know the key number but can someone tell me where I can buy a spare (preferably on line) I was told Axa have a web site for this but I cannot find it :confused:

The recommended tyre pressures for my Gazelle Easy Glider are 80/85 psi. The valves are schrader. To get there needs a track pump. I have 2 of these. The one I keep in Spain, a pump I have had for many years,will make 80 psi without any problems. The one I have here at home - a much newer one...

The panasonic system on my gazelle has started making a knocking noise - of a gentle rather than a harsh sound. It is not all the time and I have not been able to spot any consistent reason for when it does happen. The only consistency is that it always happens on the downward thrust of my left...

So yesterday morning I go to get on my Gazelle and the front tyre is definitively, unmistakably FLAT! So much for guarantees etc. Anyway the good news was that it was the front wheel which is much easier to deal with. Also the hole in the tube is easy to find, it is quite big and near to the...

I remember reading that you must not attempt to switch on the system whilst pedalling. Does that mean only whilst stationary? What about say a long level or even downhill road where power is not needed, but at the end there is a hill. Can you switch on whilst freewheeling? On a similar them...

A question for Flecc. As I recall you recommend a Cateye mirror. I shall be spending the summer in Spain, HOPEFULLY doing lots of riding on my new, long, long awaited Kalkoff. My question is: is that mirror ambidextrous ie can it be just as easily fitted on the end of the left handlebar? David

I have often wondered what it is in the British psyche that makes them anti-bicycle. Perhaps it had its origins in the earliest days when the rich young men - the only ones who could afford them - went hurtling around on their Oridinaries seemingly terrifying old ladies and animals. It is an...

In his review Flecc says that the battery should be fully discharged 2/ 3 times initially and then kept topped up thereafter. Given my age, current physical condition, and the fact that there are no flat roads anywhere near my home it will obviously be impossible for me to cycle far enough to...

Flecc I see that the new Tasman has hydraulic brakes. I didn't know that bicycles could have such things. Can you enlighten me about them, please? What are their advantages/disadvantages? David