Recent content by CeeGee

Was I asking you? NO I WASN'T. Colin

So this was private land? You had the owner's permission? Or were you just breaking the law on an illegal bike? Colin

That statement is tempting fate. :eek: I have only ever had one incident and that was when somebody set fire to my motorbikes and stupidly stole the helmet and some tools from the top-box one night. It was easy for the police to spot him walking along a road half an hour or so later. Didn't...

I have already discussed the bike with the police in Hampshire, including a demonstration of the off-road switch - the only time I have used the extra speed on the road. However, how can I turn myself in when I have done nothing illegal? Or are you once again implying that Wisper are knowingly...

Also you had better contact the City of London Police - you can get them prosecuted can't you. You obviously know the legal status of the Wisper better than them. Colin

I suggest you take that up with Wisper then. It is about them you are making your accusations about. Colin

"does it really matter if an ebike can potentially exceed a limit of 15 mph by a few miles per hour more?" It is illegal. "Does it really matter that my fully charged battery is capable of propelling me to 17.5 mph if I judge that it is safe to do so?" It is illegal. Go to Germany where they...

Does anybody actually use the quick release skewers any more? My Wisper had one for the seat post that lasted about two minutes when I first got it home. Had I left it on then that is also about the same time it would have lasted when I parked the bike somewhere. The problem I find with D Locks...

How much does it weigh? My Abus is so heavy I have trouble picking it up, You don't have anything to secure the front wheel though - that is what I use the cable lock for: front wheel, saddle and through the battery handle and frame. Colin

Unfortunately, it won't take a lot of effort or time to cut through it, and I would only use it as a secondary lock. I always use two methods of locking the bike: a good "D" lock, or a heavyweight Abus chain lock, with a 1m Yale cable lock - different types giving different problems for the...

Just what bit of "There is no such thing as "technically illegal"" is it that you don't understand? Colin

There is no such thing as "technically illegal" or "just a bit illegal". Your bike is illegal - fact. Stop trying to defend the fact that you are riding an illegal bike and that everything is OK, because ignorance is no defence in law. Colin

Don't you have use of a dictionary?: rational adj 1 related to or based on reason or logic. 2 able to think, form opinions, make judgements, etc. 3 sensible; reasonable. 4 sane. (Courtesy of Chambers on-line dictionary.) Colin

No you didn't, and as I posted - all you have to do is read the forum, or use the functions provided. One point about Juicy Bikes: the owner and administrator of this forum has posted on this forum informing members of a special offer from the company, so he obviously has no problem with them...

You obviously don't have the intelligence to read the forum before posting. I know better than you. Colin