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Looks far better than the current crap that's on offer.

Nice one Jamie. :) Now that you have christened the bike off road, the fun just gets better. Shame that more MTB riders don't want to get theirs dirty. Ref the mudguards, don't buy Topeak Defenders. They look great, but after having mine break with the first light tumble, I'd only recommend...

As well as buying the Ice Spikers a while back , Guess what I have on order. :) Panaracer Fire XC Pro Folding My OE continentals are okay on the road, but they are very weak when it comes to anything else. I just hope that the Panaracers arrive in plenty of time for me to fit them before...

How about posting up some photos of it getting dirty. The thread needs more input. :) http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/uk-off-road-s-pedelecs-overseas/15780-how-many-people-using-there-e-bike-off-road.html

Nice to see another off road orientated bike being used off road and not just polished and ridden on metaled surfaces. Here is a good thread to start posting off road exploits and photos...

In the context of this thread. Do electric cycle motors accumulate dust etc that needs to be periodically cleaned/blown out. I don't know if this is also required, but one thing that I do in relation to the battery, is keep it warm indoors when not in use. Not sure if you would call that...

I've seen police from both Crowborough and East Grinstead on these. electricbikemag.co.uk::Police roll out even more electric bikes They certainly stand out.

Put it this way... They should give you two bikes for the price of one.

I've been known to dabble with a bit of sculpture, but none of it has ever been bike related. Perhaps I need to try harder.

I guess that I beats my seasonal offerings. And the nicer one. :)

Gotta say that there are some clever people on here. :) I think that I have tracked the noise down to the rear brake caliper/rotor. After every off road ride I remove and clean the calipers and brake pads, but the weekend just gone, I must have fractionally moved the caliper before tightening...

The last wheel that BH sent out. ;)

Very kind offer, but my understanding is that between motors and bike models, BH have now used six different spoke lengths in total. Measuring the existing length first would probably be worth while. I wonder who will get their bike fixed first.... Malaflora or me. :(

One things for sure, if anyone ever needs to claim new ones from BH then don't expect them next day. It's taken over six weeks for BH to come up with some for my bike, and they couldn't even find them in the original white colour.

Until they get off the bike and the riders counter balance weight is lost, meaning that the offal ends up on the pavement. :)

If someone hadn't recommended it to me, I wouldn't have known about it either. It is tucked away to the side of the railway station and form the end of the Bluebell railway line. In the scheme of things you aren't so far from me in Crowborough. I'll have to pop up your way sometime. :)

It cleans up really well, but certainly beginning to show signs of being battle scarred. The other thing with the bridleway as shown was that it had loads of sandstone and roots sticking out, most of which were covered with leaves. I also managed to get two punctures which was very annoying...

And clean.

Another morning of sticky riding. I binned it and snapped my new Topeak front mudguard straight off. Don't by a Topeak front guard, they look superb but are crap when you crash. For some reason this photo doesn't show just how steep and awkward this section was. I was warned by some horse...

You need to do your research. How is it that I bought my Xtrem from them, and also have a quote sitting in my email inbox box from them, for a new NEO Race. Of course they can get them, they are after all a BH dealership. Also, here is the advert for Graham Weigh. BH Emotion Neo Race Electric...