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I just went off the reviews, maybe there are ones at half the price and just as good but I read lots off reviews off cycling forums/mags and that's what I went with and I can recommend it. Personal choice I suppose.

The small lezyne pressure drive pump is a fantastic piece of kit. Very small and light and has a bracket with Velcro back up to attach on bike. Worth every penny. I bought one for my road bike and it does the job perfectly. Several colours available as well.

I must get a cam perhaps a garmin one when I have the money. Some guy cut from the 3rd lane on m6 to an exit in last few yards ,I was in 2nd lane and he could have caused multiple accident. Do police act on a supplied video like yours ?

went as far as Sawley,not that far from you Phill,and I did get to Skipton once from Samlesbury but that was on my Agattu...53 mile round trip..Shouldn't be a problem on road bike nowadays as not as hilly as the 57.5 head for the hills ride.....

All done under my own steam thanks to Agattu getting me to a level of fitness where I could ride up hills. Summary Distance:57.47 mi Time:4:24:12 Avg Speed:13.1 mph Elevation Gain:3,213 ft Calories:1,789 C Avg Temperature:59.1 °F Details Timing Time:4:24:12 Moving Time:4:10:29 Elapsed...

so if you can read texts while on the road, does that part of it make it technically illegal for road use ? Me being law abiding.......

Before I got my Powabyke a few years ago I hadn't really ridden a bike any distance. The Powabyke Euro got me into riding up to 30 miles or so. I wasn't overweight or unhealthy but I wasn't fit either. I then wanted to ride further so I got a Kalkhof Agattu which allowed me to ride to about 50...

I just meant from a financial point of view but I take your point. Ah actually I was wrong, you would need to buy the disc holder !

Tax wouldn't apply....there are no emissions unless you fart !

Cars are driven faster than the law permits on a mega scale in all areas. On motorways when I travel at 70mph...the legal limit...90% of cars pass me....the police choose to ignore it..it is still illegal. The point is most illegal pedelecs can't even keep up with an average club rider and even...

Now I have been branded a criminal I have amended my signature. I suggest all the other criminals identify themselves in the same way so that newbies know that they should steer clear of us.

As long as riders are blasting through public areas in an irresponsible manner then there is no problem with bikes that have been....designed....to do 25/28mph. For the rest, myself included (mine assists to 21 mph) then again I see little problem after all the police have been allowing people...

I had a legal Agattu, an £8 motor sprocket made it illegal. It doesn't really matter what 50 cycles sells as long as they state or its says in the literature that it is illegal on uk roads, it then becomes the buyers responsibility. Personally I am more bothered about the thousands of uninsured...

If you download garmin training centre software and import your ride into it, it will show the gradients on the ride you have done.

52 mph fastest and several times over 40 mph. Always make sure bike is in top condition and road and weather safe for those speeds though.

its a bit of a drive but if you are passing near sunny Blackburn I have a battery to try on your bike and vice versa

Don't give up. Everyone can be a bit wobbly after not riding for a while, as your confidence and strength improves so will your balance and your speed. As for the journey after a few rides you will remember which way to go without any help and you will probably start experimenting with different...

In 21st century Britain Kudoscycles could be right !

In my quest to raise as much money as I can by doing a London to Paris charity ride in aid of Children with Cancer UK I a wondered would people be interested in being in with a chance of winning a Garmin 500 edge, new, boxed with a receipt worth £160 for a donation of £2. £2 would give you 1...

Hi All, I have decided to do the London to Paris charity cycle ride in july 2014. I will not be using electric power on this occasion, hopefully I should be fit enough to complete the ride on my roadbike. All monies raised will go to Children with Cancer UK. All you have to do is click the...