Recent content by mcfeeson

Hi guys and gals, I'm British but living in Portugal. Please help me decide which bike is better out of these two. I really can't choose. I can get the one in the UK sent here to Lisbon for only around 110 euros by the way. The Decathlon one is available here...

Sold for £600 locally. Thanks for all your interest.

There are two versions of the Kudos Tourer: Gear System Deore-9 or Nexus-8. My bike is Kudos Tourer Nexus-8. There is a review of the bike here: http://www.electricbikemag.co.uk/showStory.php?storynum=99 W

Hi, Info about Kudos Tourer is here :https://www.kudoscycles.com/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=218 Battery is 36v x 10AH LiFePO4 I don't believe it has been discontinued. W

Hi Will, Maybe some others on here can suggest a reputable courier. I am a bit worried about the bike getting damaged during transit. I do not have the original box. Would you be happy to buy and pay with a bank transfer based on the information and photos provided? Of course if you need...

Hi, Thanks for your interest. I could possibly send it. Where are you?

9 month old Kudos Tourer electric bike! Reluctantly selling due to relocation abroad. Fully working and gets you up hills with ease. Look online for Kudoscycles for detailed information. Available online from Kudos for £950 new. Comes with battery, charger, added handlebar extensions (see...

Hi gang! I'm Will from Scotland but living in Switzerland (plenty hills here). I ride the Kudos Tourer (Nexus). Got it for £695 in the sale late last year. Can anyone recommend an E-bike that can also operate like a conventional bike. The Kudos Tourer is so heavy when not using assistance. Any...

Hi, I currently use the Kudos Tourer. Great bike but heavy. Is there a bike that can be used like a conventional touring bike once the battery is removed? I want to have the option of using the bike as an ordinary tourer so that I am not always relying on the assisted peddling from the...

Hi, I ride the Kudos Tourer and I am happy with it. However..... Is there an electric bike like the Tourer that is relatively light that can also be cycled comfortably with no assistance or battery power? If I switch off the power on the Tourer, it is just too heavy to ride as a conventional...