Yeah - I had a look at them. Its a bit more awkward to get to, but I'm staying in Clapham for the week. Its doable just a pain!Electric Bike Sales - London Store Details
I think it's a little bit of a trek from the 50Cycles store.
Good call. I'll email them now.you could try Spencer Ivy, there don't seem to be any real life reviews of that. they are in the docklands
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E Bikes direct have there new shop in Battersea just minutes away from ClaphamYeah - I had a look at them. Its a bit more awkward to get to, but I'm staying in Clapham for the week. Its doable just a pain!
Possibly not so much space to try e-bikes out in Camden?
yeah, just be careful when walking through Battersea, not the best place to walk, particularly at nightE Bikes direct have there new shop in Battersea just minutes away from Clapham
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Battersea park is just down the road and lovely....yeah, just be careful when walking through Battersea, not the best place to walk, particularly at night
The docklands is a great place for cycling plenty of cycle lanes and along the river! Sounds like your gonna have a busy but intersting week! Good luck! I look forward to hearing your feedback from your ebike testing adventure.Good call. I'll email them now.
Saw their new video promotion about trying bikes out recently: YouTube - 'Try An Electric Bike' campaign by Spencer Ivy and the Environmental Transport Association
Not to put Spencer Ivy down, but it's a further name for the German Derby Cycles gmbh Panasonic motored brand, so called "badge engineering".you could try Spencer Ivy, there don't seem to be any real life reviews of that. they are in the docklands
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And we're also the first place with the new 2011 Oxygen Emate and Diva bikes, for the twist-and-go fans, with a hill running past the shop all the way to Richmond Park, or the Thames path in the other direction.Not to put Spencer Ivy down, but it's a further name for the German Derby Cycles gmbh Panasonic motored brand, so called "badge engineering".
As such it's another Kalkhoff/Raleigh, so just trying at 50cycles effectively covers the riding experience of all three "makes".
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Plenty of space as the roads round there are hilly and relatively light on traffic, they also have quite a range of bikes to try. Shame it's so far from any tube stations.Yeah - I had a look at them. Its a bit more awkward to get to, but I'm staying in Clapham for the week. Its doable just a pain!
Possibly not so much space to try e-bikes out in Camden?