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Its a paradox :eek:

Bill hooks... Lol

No tyres are puncture free* ... but some are more resistant than others * exception... wooden or concrete ones are generally considered puncture free :D

I don't think they do part exchange Jerry :D

In the absence of decent suitable cutters, I'd suggest a fine tooth saw blade... Like a junior hacksaw blade and then clean any burs from the external / internal edges using a something like a craft knife. (clean the edges only) Order of works. Fit the switch Bleed the brakes Solder the extra...

Cut the wires about 1" away from where they disappear into the switch, trim back about 1/4" of the insulation so that you can extend the wires by making a soldered joint, Now fit it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

To save messing around with connectors, I'd advise cutting off the red and black wires from the switch and solder longer ones on (the connections will be covered by the rubber sleeve.) But first..... Fit the switch :p Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you Russ.

Jeremys not exactly lost.... just gagged :(

practically :cool:

I'm afraid to say that Jeremy took the moral high ground and lost the ability to post for his troubles Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Zephyr, when folded, measures about 95cm (L) x 70cm (H) x 55cm :D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As in Southpark ? Yes No The method would be to cut the sensor wire and fit a little plug and socket so that it could either plug into the speedict or your bike computer (I can point you at the right plug & socket if you decide you want them)

The Speedict sensor is a bog standard wired reed switch.. which is fitted to the wheel that's closest to where the Speedict device is going to be located, so ii your sensor was modded / fitted with a servo style plug and socket it could be used for either a std computer or the Speedict Sent...

355 is far to small a number Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maybe this... The Zephyr | Foldable Electric bikes from Woosh | electric bike sales & hire

Where's the market growth.. I see it as Target price.. sub £1000 Target customer.. Baby boomer With the UK weather, I think thats going to be a tough area of the market to crack.. far easier to start with the old peeps :eek: And before you ask.... No I'm not going to write the advertising...

B'std :p Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Its about 1" of heavy wire.. looks like a bit cut from a wire coat hanger bent into an upside down U, lives close to the edge and is on the Left hand side on a lot of controllers

Now thats a nice idea.... :D