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Movebike.com appear to be willing to do it, at quite a price!

Makes sense I wonder what companies are best for shipping dobyou know?

I'm getting a new bike (possibly for christmas) my brother has built it in Sweden (he is a bike mechanic) How do we get it here - lots of airlines say no ebikes Swedish trains so no bikes (apart from the train to Copenhagen) Anyone got any ideas?

Haha omgoodness I was looking for the same thing 3 years ago I managed better than I thought; but my last 2 surgeries have been a deal breaker!

I think I'm going ro look at having something built - my mum died during covid and she loved that I qas riding my bike it reminded her of my dad So I'll use some of her money (plus my Christmas money) to get just what I want, then my daughter can have my bike and we can all go off together So...

I doubt I could lift a folding bike or bend and drag it, I'll have a think I love the big wheels and the shape of the crusa, I think if I get new my daughter will steal it she has her eyes of cycling to Felixstowe and back So few bikes are step through

Its maneuvering it to lock it up or hoiking it up onto the pavement If my husband is home he gets it in and out of the shed but if he isn't home I am a bit stuck I do use the walk thing when I'm not cycling - its a bit fast than me tho

Thanks ill have a look Someone has suggested an islabike at 13.4kgs does anyone know about that? Can you buy a lightweight bike and add a motor? Or is that a bad idea?

I have loved my crusa, but I struggled with the weight to start with and now 2 surgeries later I am completely floored by it So I need superlight weight with lots of battery and is there anyway round the throttle thingies cos I love it, I guess a super powerful motor might work I dunno (as you...

Hi whosjack I'm a similar age with similar problems I have a crusa (which I love) but I really need something lighter weight So I'll be watching with interest - I have a towbar rack with a ramp so I don't want a folding one - good luck

Thanks if I went there I'm not sure I'd even need to take my bike - I ride because I can't walk far

I'm going on a road (train) trip - with my bike!! I need a bike shop where they will let me ride a few different bikes (I am worried about the saddle tho') I want to ride round on my bike, then on theirs several times So what shop do I go to? Not too far from a Station (<10 miles I think)...

I test rode a Motus before the weekend I didn't like how bumpy it was - the guy in the shop said it might be because the tyres had too much air in but I really preferred the Crusa It struggled to get up the hill in 3rd gear & turbo - the crusa doesn't I liked the weight distribution the back...

Thank you - I am feeling it today!!

All I can say is wow! BTW this bit of Norfolk is very flat! Pretty much the only hill worth more than an number 2 was the railway bridge by the race track!!

Thanks Jim

Well I did it - in about 3hrs 15 with a couple of little stops They all sang happy birthday when I arrived back and I ate my chips then ice cream - now I'm knackered and my sit bones hurt!!!

It's rotten isn't it? Being ill is the worst!

Well having lived around where we are cycling it's very flat really - nothing like Willoughby Road in Ipswich which I have to ride up on the way home every time - the bike I borrowed with the Bosch engine struggled with that (apparently I should have changed the gears.....I don't have to with...