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Ive been using lidls waterproof walking boots for 3 winters, although I won't ride in a downpour I occasionally get caught out ;) But I do go off road through some serious mud, try to find 2-3 inches of water to stand in, washing off the worst of the mud before getting home. The only time...

Been there done that. Buzzers and sirens even though they may be loud they don't tell folks a bike is comming like an old fashioned bring bring bell dose. I've even fitted a 12 volt motorcycle horn, powered off my 7.2v light battery, loud, yes, used close to a pedant and they need to go home...

My bike with 2.5" Big Apples

I also have the acid one and my personal tyres of choice are smart Sam's for the mud and Big Apples for the road (& dry trails in the summer;)) Both are the plus flavor with the best puncture protection available for there type, marathons offer better protection but I've covered several thousand...

No. That's where it al falls down

Not forgetting Wearing a coat to keep warm, glasses to see better and buying fast food because your to lazy to cook :p

By the time I'd hit 40 I recon I'd drank a lifetimes worth of bear so I stoped. That was 17 years ago. I can appreciate folks like a drink but most of the bad things that ever happened to me did so when I was p!ssed

Cube acid one 500 for me, my third pedelec and the best so far :cool: Full size chainring and no internal gearing makes it easier to pedal off power, it's quieter and unlike the CX motor it hasn't any bearing failures that I'm aware of ? I'm not upto speed with pricing at this time of year...

Now they can be as wide as you like ;)

I also like a short stem like these https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/31-8mm-Stem-45mm-Bike-Stem-Mountain-Bike-Stem-Short-Handlebar-Stem-Fixie-Gear-/283316070156?var=&hash=item41f6f4270c

I'm in the same boat with the towbar. I have a new car and the dealer says the chasse is not towbar compatable and I wouldn't want to jeopardise my 7 year warranty ;) I've offered up my bike to the back of the car and the wheels would cover the lights perfectly if I was to use a bones rack :(...

I use a "ultimate hardware folding bike bike maintenance work stand" 4 wide legs help keep the bike steady and the clamp head is indexable so there's no slipping/twisting if your bikes clamped off centre. my bike is also heavy but I always take the battery out before putting it in the stand

Just spotted this in Northampton Nothing I can do but let you know Broken frame no battery

Don't throw your toys out of the pram, I don't know what you know, how would I ? I'm not your enemy ! I only ever log in via my iPad, probably once every day ot two. Latest posts / new posts, if it's been 24 hours since I last looked what's the difference.

I don't know what everyone else sees but on my iPad, each time I open my link to the forum I can clearly see a link to the latest forum posts on the r/h side just below the advertising banner, it's easier than the old forum. What I'm missing is an ignore thread button ;)

This is the sort of thread I use to click the ignore button when it was there. now that I've read it all I see is a perfect argument for keeping the 25kph limit What with the Brexit thread and all those I brought a pedelec but wanted a motorbike threads, each to there own but I really miss the...

SKS Bluemels 700c 65mm. Still over £30 once you add post :( https://www.amazon.co.uk/SKS-Bluemels-Mudguard-Set-20/dp/B07J2T32PN If your near Northampton I have a pr I never got around to fitting ;)

Can we chose what type of dinosaur because I fancy being a T-REX, not that a T-REX can ride a bike:rolleyes:

A British cycleing membership includes https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/membership/article/memst-Third-Party-Liability-Insurance-0

So I'm in the market for a new cycle carrier to go on the latest model Picanto. Even though I'll mostly only be carring one bike I've been looking at the Saris bones 2 or 3 because of there adjustablility. I've now spotted the Grand Fondo from Saris, this rack also fits the rear hatch but...