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Flecc. Look at the bigger picture - Aldis and Lidls are just part of the choice. Plus they wouldn't have lasted long in WW2.:D

Thanks for both these alerts. Here's my subjective experiences to date (0 = worst 10 = Best): Aldi footpump 1 Aldi Sports Glasses 5 Lidl Sports Glasses 8 Aldi Track pump 1 Aldi winter gloves 9 Aldi Fingerless Gloves 5 Aldi Bike Lift 9 Aldi mini pump 6 Aldi Triangle Bag 5

What about battery chargers? Would they have to be carried on the ride or could they be carried with the support vehicle and dropped off. It's an important point if you're sporting a couple of NIMH batteries since both could be charged at the same time over a leisurely lunch.

What... I never even thought of curb crawling. Has anyone ever been accused of such on an E-Bike. Just a thought. No I was thinking more along the lines of a good restaurant, a fine wine, box of chocolates etc (swiss Tony style if you get my drift). The Jag, the Bently. the Porshe, or the BM V...

Pity really. The bikes looks OK if you like the organic look. They sort of look a bit low cost though. Imagine the conversation. "Well erhh yeah it cost £3K :o " Love to try one.

Yeah I wonder if they're using the same frames being built in Africa for £290.

Mmmmh I'll have to undertake some academic observation of my own into this matter. :D My earlier comment referred to older "lads" as well. As in "Older lads want expensive cars because it "helps them get with the ladies" . Well you know there is a blossoming singles market out there.:rolleyes...

Yes, spot on. Generally applicable to most ages as well - sadly.

Earlier announcements this year fooled me too. I believe Toyota plan to have a plug-in Prius with a lithium battery in municipal fleets later this year. But apparently no immediate plans to sell these cars or any with lithium batteries to the public.

A cigar lighter would be usefull.

Hi Alex, Same thing happened to me on the front wheel. I though the bike looked tidier with both caps on. I searched the internet but couldn't find any. In the end I got one off the supplier of my bike who just popped one in the post for me.

Good point. Something I hadn't considered. Thanks

Great stuff. Wispers are hard to beat for high milers. Don't forget there's usually some significant saving from car servicing/wear & tear and of course, the big one, depreciation.

Target range I believe.