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Hi Dubster , search Facebook for Northern Ebikers.I am in North Leeds where are you in N. Yorkshire. Regards Izzy

Hi Guys , I know this subject has been on before but maybe things have changed.I have holidayed a few times in Gran Caneria and due to the shipping restrictions I have rented an e-bike but the cost of hiring the bike is triple that of the hire car. Is there any way of shipping my battery abroad...

It seems that the South Downs area is a bit of a hot-spot for e-mtb could this be down to good marketing by e-bike shop?

Hi all, I'm pretty disapointed at the growth of e-bike mtb's, when I bought mine I thought that I was at the beginning of a new trend in mtb's and we would follow our European cousin's in the exponential growth of e-mtb sports,because that's what it is a NEW sport. However it seems there is a...

Proper bike?

Tell me more about the 800w refurb

Just buy one now, absolutely no point in waiting until you have to pedal. home 5 miles unassisted.. So SW will find you one at the best price possible and while he's at it I wouldn't mind one for my Sduro. I'm out in Gran Caneria at the moment sat on the balcony drinking wine and eating crisps...

And there is no reason not to carry on doing what you enjoy doing... There are always plenty of doom mongers about. Keep calm and carry on. Of course if your worried call trading standards they are normally very helpful, explain your position and they should be able to give a definitive answer.

I'm pretty sure that the inland revenue have "far bigger fish to fry" than a hobbyist who is selling a few second hand repaired eBikes from home. I stated in my previous post that as long as it's a hobby and that profit is not the aim then you are complying with IR and trading standards rules...

So... If you buy an item with the intent of selling it for a profit then you are a trader whether you make a profit or not. However if you just tinker and repair bikes that you use yourself for awhile then sell it is a hobby. So three or four a year should be no problem.

You're VERY worrying

I hope adrenalineatv do well. There is a definite need for a Haibike supplier to stock spare parts that are for sale to anybody who needs them... Unlike eBikeshop who really needs to consider his restrictive policy.

Where from?

Don't see why Blue loctite wouldn't hold... My rides normally involve some steep, very rough and rocky terrain and after applying loctite (Blue) have not had another problem. Also pay heed to EddiePJ 's advice about regular maintenance it would only take a few seconds to check the bolts on a...

Just been in the garage to check my bike.. When you first posted earlier that you had a problem I Checked all the bolts, torqued them up and used locktight on them all. Pleased to say all is well.

A bond bug was different class..Villiers 200cc engine which to start you opened the bonnet and kick started it, one door on the passenger side, but provided it had no reverse gear you could drive it at sixteen. Convertible. What's not to like.

I Mount my garmin on the cross bar it's easy enough to see and is more protected against damage I the event of an "off"

Well...who'd have thought it would be so simple.

Definately go tubeless I went tubeless after getting numerous punctures on my Haibike sduro. Use the Stans kit it's reasonably straight forward, you take off your existing plastic rim tape and replace it with the adhesive tape supplied in the kit this seals the rims then install the Stans valve...

So the range you will get will greatly depend on how much effort you put in and the amount of climbing you do. My local run is around 22 miles with 1800ft of ascent. I like to feel that I'm getting some exercise so I pedal quite hard and can get back home with the computer showing I still have...