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that may be so pete but when you get whacked from behind by a scooter/bike you may wish you had worn a helmet, you are not alone on the streets.

I wear mine at night for the 20km ride home, after I got hit by a scooter with a bit of concussion and needing a head scan it seems the right thing to do I was very very lucky. The wally factor never seemed to happen never got a second glance mind you my helmet is super cool. Urban-TC Plus

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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/18/world/europe/in-denmark-pedaling-to-work-on-a-superhighway.html?hp I can dream The good thing about bike riding in the Netherlands is that mostly you are seperated from the traffic. The scooters have changed the game, the ones with a blue registration plate are...

I ride a flyer the 40km round trip in the early afternoon and late evening mostly on cycle lanes, a couple of roads almost traffic free, its only the few kms in town when I really have to slow down and I do [the centre of Amsterdam especially around central station has been a mess for ten years...

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Almost came a big cropper the other day got clipped by a couple of blonds on a scooter ,stayed upright by riding into the bushes that were wheel high stopped me perfectly,they were going for a gap that wasnt there. My Flyer is a tank......when I say riding into the bushes i mean I didnt have...

I have a flyer s.street with the wider battery 16ah I understand the standard battery will not fit. I test rode a couple of flyers and went for the faster S series the model in the ad has a standard up to 25kph motor, but at that price i would buy it and use it for shopping and local use.

On a good road,in the dry.no headwind,maybe the wind behind you. I do the same 19km trip to work and back sometimes I have one light out another time 4 out of five out.the wind is the killer. thats riding on high and gear 8. put it in eco its slow but I might get 100-120km on my 16ah battery.

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when I got whacked by a scooter in Amsterdam the order was..I.D.....blow into this....Ambulance. I had not had a drink.

there is nothing wrong with my chain its the crud that sticks to it, and the gears and the motor cog thats the problem. keeping it clean and running smoothly that what I need and the only way I can do that is in my shower and brushes and de-greaser.

cheers for all that but my dual drive has a total of 6..cogs how do I keep all them clean? and the chain

Bet you are looking forward to Wimbledon and the Olympics then.

My flyer with dualdrive and a Panasonic motor is a disaster in the winter,it picks up all the mud and grit going. The chain jumps if I dont clean it, its only come of once Its great learning how it fits at midnight in a storm and halfway home make sure you know how to remove the chainguard and...

just remember the tiny tube is glue and not lubricant.

might have to take the bus home, a good lock though wonder if you could tame them to guard your bike Wespenkolonie op Bijlmerplein - AT5 Nieuws

40 miles 2-3 days a week will not be a problem it will get you fit but on a bike that cuts out at 15mph it may annoy you. The wind sucks the life from your battery so an extra charger at work is a must ,as long as you are not in a rush to get to work and back go for it.

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Saw my first ever tv adverts for e-bikes on dutch tv a few days ago for the Sparta range.