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I just fitted a Schwalbe Smart Sam Plus 2.1 x 29" on mine and it literally fell on. Its a wired bead type. Did an 88 mile ride to try it out including some beach riding and its spot on. The old tyre was a WTB Nine Lines and it lifted off the rim by hand just as easily. That one lasted 1500 miles...

If that twat had tried that on with me he would still be in hospital.

Your motor is September 2014 so is a 9 fet.

If you stick to National cycle route 1 and ride at a leisurely 10 mph you should get 35 miles out of a battery so thats 4 days to cover the 135 miles. Plenty of spare time to enjoy the scenery and a few beers as well.

Some people may consider that "cheating" !!

The furthest I have ridden on one charge is 101.2 miles but I still had over 10Ah left at the end. It helps to have 48Ah of battery and a BBS02 which is pretty economical anyway. Once summer arrives I intend to do a 150 mile ride over 2 days,hopefully on one charge. Top bag holds 6 x 16Ah...

I love Whitby and am aiming to ride there this summer. Its 74 miles from here on the sustrans cycle route 168.

Bottle opener :confused:

Welcome aboard. Nice stealthy bike that,hope you have a decent lock for it! I have ridden around the Tees barrage area a couple of times,its a nice area away from cars especially when the suns shining. By the way I live in the REAL Teesdale,not the fake one where the barrage is ;) Bob

3.....Youtube detects shaking in videos and you can choose to either use their "stabilised" version or the original..

1700 trouble free miles so far.

This is my longest ride so far.

They fit my hands better than my feet. A bit tight but hopefully they will ease off a bit when washed. Went out with the 16 litre rucksack today and was impressed by the comfort of it. I had a pair of 16Ah Multistars in a tupperware box with padding inside and they took up 2 thirds of the space...

You cant beat a BBS02 for all round riding fun. This was todays ride round moorland roads with a few pub stops and a ride on a couple of forest tracks thrown in as well. Check out that top speed!

No fingerless gloves left so got a couple of pairs of MTB socks instead .

A BBS02 would do it no problem.

Getting a rucksack and some Co2 refills and maybe a pair of those fingerless gloves. And some 80% cocoa chocolate

I use a standard thumb throttle on the left and it works perfectly.

All the standard chainrings have the same offset.I have a 44T on mine and also a 48T (but not at the same time). The 48T misses the chainstay by 1mm.

I use mine in the bottom 2 gears quite a lot (34 and 30T) as I have steep hills around here and also for technical twisty stuff in the forests or when mudplugging through the peat bogs. The gear I use least is top (11T) as it gets me to 34Mph but will only maintain it on the flat and not even...