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A little flash of genius Sad to say we thought of carrying these but the sample they sent is still in its packaging. Simply too big and cumbersome to imagine fitting to one of our bikes. We've not got as far as trying to set them up. We do like the Spooklight wireless cycle light though...

Has anyone had any experience fitting a child seat to a tricycle? I'm considering modifying one of these for the nursery run Bit cheaper than one of those excellent Christiania (unpowered) trikes.

Joules, the Tandem Bike Robot that Pedals for You If they can get the price down, we'll be stocking these! ;)

53cm frame is ideal for a rider with an inside leg measurement of 31", so I would say go for it. All those Agattus are bigger bikes than the measurements would suggest because of the extra couple of inches of saddle post suspension mechanism. Also, it's worth knowing that the models included...

We have a sale on, if that helps! Most Kalkhoff models with at least £100 off, up to £300 off for certain Agattus. All the best Tim 50cycles electric bikes

Wow, I haven't been keeping track of Flyer prices, thanks Flecc.

The government announced this morning that it has accepted a proposal by Kensington and Chelsea in London to trial a scheme in which riders will be allowed to cycle the "wrong" way down selected one way streets. London trial to let cyclists pedal the 'wrong' way on one-way streets |...

The Panasonic batteries mitigate post-production decline through the hibernation function, which means deep-discharge caused by draw from the BMS circuity is prevented as the battery switches itself off after a few weeks of lying idle. It is revived by placing on the charger. That's another...

Our experience with the Panasonic pedelec system batteries is that they last for years. We first sold them in the WiLL bike and it was four years before we started getting requests for replacement batteries. So going on that evidence, and on the evidence so far from the thousands of Agattu...

Yes, sale runs until the end of the month or until stock runs out. Tim

That's a typo on the sale page! Corrected it to 7 speed now. Kalkhoff will also be offering a 7-speed option again in 2010, as well as the 8-speed.

It's hot off the press, honest! There's an email scheduled to go out to all Kalkhoff owners tomorrow about it, I know a lot of people are considering buying another for their spouse, have friends who are interested, so it's not in our interests to keep it quiet!

I see a lot of them these days. I was standing outside a pub off Kensington High Street with an old schoolfriend and his dad, and he asked what I do at the moment someone on a Pro Connect rode by, who in turn was looking at my Pro Connect locked up at the side of the road. Often see electric...

That is a magnificent, detailed and candid review of the bike's life and times so far. 2,000 miles in a year is good going and it's that reduction in commute time that makes it all make sense, winning back your life from congestion and other delays hours at a time, it's brilliant. Anyway...

There was no eZee model called the Cando, only the Quando. The Can Do is another bike sold through a Dutch company. Quite a fun little folder, pedelec only. We now do the IZIP Via Mezza Enlightened which is has a bigger battery, disc brake and more gears. It's more similar to the Quando in terms...

Gosh. These Agattus are going rather quickly. I would recommend throwing your hat in the ring if you'd like a £1295 Agattu...

Bad luck with the ebay outbidding, but we've just opened the doors on the Big 50cycles Autumn Electric Bike Sale £300 off selected Agattu options £200 off all Tasman £100 off all Pro Connect Tim Snaith 50cycles Electric Bikes

Rutland, eh? That appears to be in our neck of the woods. We'll definitely give it some thought. Lloyd is a certified British Cycling ride leader now, so this could work.

The Agattu is a very desirable electric bike indeed according to owners, so no surprise they hold their value so well.

We had a play with a couple of these last year, it was looking like a goer until the pound dropped so badly against the dollar. They seemed to work better on 26-inch wheel bikes, rather than 700C, but it was hard to tell from a riding position ;) Lloyd fitted them to his downhill bike at a...