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I'm making a DIY welder for battery packs. Does anybody know what these connectors are called that connect the electrode leads to the main unit...

https://bimotal.com/products/elevate-pre-order The advertising is a bit disingenuous. They forgot to mention that there's a permanently installed battery on the bike they fit it to. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bS-EgwhBPX8

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See if you agree. I think most of it is OK, but when these guys sell stuff, their comments are normally in relation to what they sell. and they only have limited experience of all the other stuff available. I don't have brake sensors on my cadence seensor bike, and I've been very happy with it...

After many years, my Sunkko welder has given up, so I thought I'd replace it with an easier to use portable one. I got this one from Amazon...

These wattmeters are all over Ebay and Amazon for about £10. They can tell you a lot about how your bike works and everything about your battery if only you could see it while riding. You could thick battery wires up to the hand lebars and back, but not only is that ugly, but you also get some...

This came up on Reddit. It looks like a standard Aikema (AKM) cassette motor with an adapter for belt drive. It might be interesting to someone. I searched, but I can't find the adapter. Don't forget that to fit a belt you need a frame that has a removable piece to get the belt on. There are...

It's worth reading the comments in this thread if you're thinking of fitting a front motor or buying a ready made bike with one, especially one with enough torque to get you up the hills:

Every time I watch YouTube I get adverts like this. If you buy two, you get 25% off and if you wait a while, they give you a discount code for 15% off. That brings the cost down to about £19. I'm very tempted, but inflation has squeezed my weekly spending money to £2 a week, so it'll take me 20...

Who's going to tell him? . . . . . . . . . He won't be able to stop when he goes downhill.

Fedex and Amazon are using these vehicles for deliveries in UK. I haven't see them yet. My tiny last delivery came in a massive truck. I was looking at that "250w" quadricycle van thing that can carry 150kg with its "250w" motor, plus the weight of the vehicle and rider. I'm guessing that means...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2710585/No-expensive-puncture-repairs-15-cycling-tool-finds-leaks-seals-holes-PERMANENTLY-just-60-seconds.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2639889/Back-future-The-electric-bicycle-designed-look-like-retro-motorbike.html

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/technology/watch-incredible-custom-built-50mph-electric-3145989 This looks like fun if you have got somewhere to use it on private land.

On my journey back home today after a great ride, I lost power. Realizing how hard it was getting home with lots of hills was hard work for me. When I got home I checked all I could think of. I swapped throttles, tried another wheel and that didn't make a difference. I had 2 Volts...

Can anyone advise me of a puncture proof inner tube please.

I have now re-sprayed my forks as they didn't look right in white.

I think it is great to share knowledge in Forums. How about all the people who don't usually post on here, but read, I hope you all agree ?? I for one wish I had more knowledge of E-bikes, not less so keep it coming. Saneagle likes this.

I have just ordered a new bike alarm, as I think we would all agree that we need to do as much as possible when it comes to protecting our bikes. Here is the link New Two Way Bike Anti-Theft Alarm Audible Sound Security Lock Bicycle Undercover | eBay I like the idea of the pager, as...

I had a bell that was not very good, so I cut the bell off and used the bracket that goes around the handle bar. I drilled a hole in a small piece of plastic and screwed it in from the top rather than how it was through the bottom. I then put the bell bracket on after the throttle and then...