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I am looking to replace original pedals (cage type). Going through styles on local trails very easy to scrape my ankles. I bought a pair of flat ones but on first usage found them slippery when wet. Are there any flat types that would suit without breaking the bank gray

J E James opening new store in Rotherham http://www.jejamescycles.com/ebike-centre

Is this another bike trying to move into the area identified by gtech. https://www.aero-bike.co.uk/ebikes/x-ride

Saw this earlier. Will it catch on??? https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38960275&ved=0ahUKEwi2s6aQ5ZHSAhUEmBoKHdqFDPIQFgibATAZ&usg=AFQjCNG4tF3bOsNGXto4kPfdC7z0pLoiLA&sig2=IWt3ak16B7ovcX0_mtxehw

Going for a few days at the end of this month. Are there any good bike shops worth a visit??

Have the above mentioned with 16ah battery. Still works ok but the battery is starting to show it's age. So I am looking at alternatives. First is a change of bike and been considering a step through as not quite as agile these days. However I am finding with more regular use it's not such a...

I have always suffered from cold hands even when young and fit. Now I am old and decrepit it's even worse. Went a ride the other day and even with two pairs of gloves my fingers felt like sausages. never yet found any gloves that solve the problem. Any suggestions. Why can't some clever inventor...

For anyone looking for a cheap cape/poncho. Just picked one up at local Aldi for £10. Obviously at that price not going to be best quality but does not seem too bad. Has a hood with clear sides for peripheral vision.

just been to a large cycle shop nearby and was amazed to see the amount of electric bikes in store. Last time I went about 6 months ago there were maybe 6 or so different bikes. Was suprised to see an increase to around 30 or so. Mainly high end Scott La pierre Mondrake (I think) mainly...

just had an email from sjs cycles. Thought I would share it with forum regards gray Powered By Electric View this email in your browser Here at last is a little electric help that you can add to your existing bike. We’re offering FREE FITTING for the first 10 people that make an...

Is this going to be a good deterrent http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3856664/The-bike-lock-stinks-SkunkLock-spray-thieves-noxious-chemical-makes-vomit-ruins-clothes.html

Of late I am having some problems with my wrists after riding my Eagle for any distance. So i was wondering if it would help to change bars to more of a swept back style to try and take some pressure off. If that is the case would it be a big job and are there any recommendations as to bars...

Just been to Italy and was quite surprised how many ebikes were about in Pisa and Sorrento. There seemed to be as many ebikes as normal bikes.Also noticed that even in a cycling nation like Italy there did not seem to be any stigma attached. They were being ridden by all ages from teenage up to...

gear for sale online now. In store Thursday gray

My Freego Eagle has a front light fitted and connected to the battery. It is not very good so I was wondering if I could replace it still using the available wiring. Any ideas what to get gray

Just as a point of interest. I weighed my Freego Eagle battery which is 16ah and was amazed that it was actually 5.5k. would this be a normal weight or are more modern ones lighter. I don't actually need such a big battery so when it is done I will go smaller if I still have the same bike

Last week I went to Juicybike in New Mills where Bob was kind enough to allow me to try the new roller bike and a whisper step through. So I would just like to thank Bob for his help and patience. I did like the new Roller. Almost quiet lots of power and rode very well. It is definitely on my...

how does the motor on my Eagle know when it reaches the cut off point?. Is it electronic or is there some kind of sensor on the wheel which indicates speed Thanks gray

Got one today second in a month. Tyre was slimed and a green spray was coming out of tire. However slime did its job and after pumping back up managed to ride six miles home. Lesson learnt and marathon pluses now on order

I am thinking of getting a decent tool that will do almost everything to keep me going in event of puncture breakdown etc. Don't want to be carrying loads of spanners. Does such a thing exist??