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Is the Fashionware the bit between the chocolate biscuits and the torque wrenches or Tinned Pears and drain cleaner?

Intrigued by the verdict on the ISD : Speedy aluminium: `Scary beautiful example of consumer deception' Don't know why, but it makes me want to try one:confused: English version due August

ASDA do a simple Bell computer at about £7. Easy to set up, but everytime I try to rest the trip mileage I end up wiping all the settings.

Whoops, must have strayed on to the Daily Mail website. Should have paid attantion to the Red Light.

Is the 83MPG for the Skoda the result of a reputable road test or is the legally required `combined' consumption figure? If it is the latter it would be interesting to know what the actual consumption is, in real life, including traffic jams, hills and getting stuck behind cyclists (electrified...

Two Thomson`s in Tewksbury Today!

Thanks Mark, Would love to try your folder. I saw one at the Bristol Bike Ride on Sunday. The owner was well pleased. it was surprisingly light - partly because it has a lovely compact battery. The downside is that it is way beyond my means for a second bike - and this was written before...

I have a Smarta LX8. This is a smashing bike but won't fit in the car boot withot excessive effort. It would be good to have a cheap folder as a 2nd bike. I haveip looked on-line at the Cylamatic Folder and the Izip Ezgo and Via Mezza (non Enlightened, so I supposed old model). Also, does...

I've only had an ebike for a couple of months, but except for one instance, I haven't experienced any prejudice, quite the reverse. Many people have expressed interest and enthusiam. On Friday, whist passing a couple of cyclists with a small child, the woman shouted, "Is that an electric bike...

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