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Indeed! Goes to show, that the community here will come together if you have a major problem.. and I tip my Scottish bonnet to you all for this... Bravo! :)

Guys, did you notice the date of this post? :):D

Obviously this was an April fool Stopped by Police on the shared path between Davidson Main and Barnton at 8:35pm last night, complaints about kids on electric scooters speeding along the paths, dodging dogs and their walkers.... The Police asked me why I wasn’t wearing a proper motorbike...

Very nice commute you have there, beautiful countryside!

if only we had similar weather in Scotland! Been rubbish here...

Beautiful bike! Nice conversion.. well done!!

like this...

If you are on your feet a lot on hard floors, it's important to have good cushioning on the soles of your shoes. I used to wear shoes with thin soles, which led to me getting a lot of pain from my feet. This eventually went away once I started wearing shoes with better support and cushioning...

I've also ordered some 100% RDA Magnesium supplements, which might reduce general muscle cramping. I seem to get them all over the place these days. when i go back to being a chef i'll be on my feet again, and no mistake :p

You're welcome! Let me know how you get on... :)

As a long distance cyclist, do you have any tips for avoiding foot cramps? I get horrible cramping feet after about 20 miles. It's probably my lack of fitness and plantar fasciitis: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/plantar-fasciitis/ ...it started when I went out for a jog in the snow...

I’ve got the riverside 500 e. Considerably less powerful torque wise than your bike, yet the build quality is fantastic, gets me up hills with no problems. Had it since august last year, very happy.

Massive increase though!

I've just noticed the Riverside 500 is now £1299 when I bought it last year it was £999 massive increase! I wonder the reasoning behind it...

This is the type i have, it's very secure, even on cobble stones. mine was from amazon, read the reviews for the best one!

I suppose it’s relative to where you live. London and most metros have a high degree of bike theft by well tooled thieves, other places have mostly opportunist thieves . I bought my bike to commute, and use as general transport, and that means I will have to leave it outside for short periods...

Spam

My mate gave me a kryptonite chain lock for free (sold secure gold), I already had a couple of secure gold u locks so I use one of them and the chain lock, a Vodafone GPS tracker, a £12 alarm from Amazon I leave the battery on though... should I remove it?

Beautiful

I went with cycleplan, paid £67.10 for the year, bike is not covered outside when at home, but I keep it in the conservatory, covered for 12 hours outside locked to immovable object with thatcham/sold secure gold lock. Public liability £1million