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    Puncture Prevention?

    I would think a puncture on the way to or from work is a bit of a nightmare... I always carry a spare tube, and either a co2 inflater, or a bottle of Foam from halfords, always have an adaptor or schrader valve in the tube, you can top up pressure at any garage, but I have found many garage...
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    Congestion Charge

    Bet you wish you had an Aguttu then... Jokin aside, It's easy to denigrate those who live and work in London , but having been there,Iknow you have to run very fast to stand still. It was so in 1957, and more so now. I hope the forum has gathered that even though I regard myself as a bit of...
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    Congestion Charge

    my lawd, dont e lunnon folk ave a ard life, we don't ave such problems ere, there bein only four buses a day,an ur local shop closin,saves us avin to walk up the village fur the paper. if e cant aford a delivery,us unt know about all them orrible fings a appenen abroad(up lunnon way), as fur...
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    Pro-Connect ordered?

    Fuel crisis, I bought my first MotorBike the week we! invaded Suez Petrol went up by shilling a gallon(from three and six to four and six (shillings) Plus you needed a coupon to get the stuff. Flecc will remember this, standing round the street lamps talking bikes, cause riding them was...
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    \agattu Gearing

    thanks Pretty comprehensive reply...never heard of the other hub types, guess it will pay to develop leg muscles for a bit till the new batterys evolve Trouble is too many things to do such a short life. Goin for a ride now north wind is chilly but ..... This is the worst summer I have had...
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    Pro-Connect ordered?

    Its light How light, I was going for the pro but was advised it was'nt as good off road as the Aggatu (I do get sidetracked by woodland trails) ((also I could'nt wait.))
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    \agattu Gearing

    There has been some advice on this forum about changing gearing on the Agattu. I have the 20 sprocket (I think the standard one...I so very rarely use the bottom gear I am tempted to change to 19, is there any possibility of having two sprockets that close, on the rear wheel so that a change...
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    Review of the Kalkhoff Agattu

    Bugger due to my short term memory loss I thought I wrote that:cool:
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    Making batteries last 10 years

    quite, i have a motor home circa 1990.have travelled 129000 miles we have used three batterys (at least twice have flattened the engine battery..pretty near death to Pb batts Tenderness plenty of water, slow charging,and good quality batteries they will last a long long time (Until 1958 the...
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    Review of the Kalkhoff Agattu

    :D :D Came a bit late to this thread, bin too buisy cycling, As I sit in a gateway looking at the sea, drinkin a bottle of Speckled Hen (£1.50 on offer) , ((which is why my pence per mile is probably higher than most of you)). I glimpses out of th; corner of me eye The Agattu leaning on it's...
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    Green recharging

    Does anyone know if a modified sine wave invertor would run a bike charger properly? Flecc answered this question for me in a previous thread.
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    New folder released...

    8 days Jimblob, people awaitin out here (maybeee.....)
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    Green recharging

    bit late posting on this but new member and engaged in buying couple of bikes, Have motor home with solar panel (only 1.5 amp now as they are a bit old, but I have 200ah leisure batts which the panels keep full, when we are not travelling 9(even in winter) I now use an inverter to charge my bike...
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    Front or rear hub motor?

    Oh my word, We have fitted a head gasket to a 250hp cat engine whilst anchored on a lee shore, and thought that was as hairy as it got but that Bike wow. Thanks for that thread, I was going to blindly buy the Black Star and fit gears, thinking how bad can it be..... I have taken on the...
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    GreenEdge or Dahon folders, anyone?

    Thanks for your helpful observations, flecc. Now I'm really at a loss! same here, the only solution I can think of is to trade in the wife for a taller model.Then we can both get Kalkhoff's
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    Front or rear hub motor?

    and often gearing limitations. For example, no hub gears possible, and derailleurs limited to using freewheel sprocket clusters. These are much more limited in range than cassette systems and are weaker as well. This quote from Flecc..my post above applies,
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    Front or rear hub motor?

    Can you tell a bit more on this please, I know Flecc did alude to it in another post which I shall persue, apparently cassette is not an option? I am in the middle of buying bike for J and it looks like I have one choice the Silverado, but it has 8ah battery The black star has 10ah but no gears...
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    Trek Cytronex - First Impressions.

    As for the fitness thing, although a decade or so younger than you, I hit the scales this morning at 103Kg Four years ago, I got myself down from 111Kg to 82Kg, the ideal weight for my body mass index. I have taken exception with my doctor over this (a bit) I claim your bmi increases with...
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    CYTRONEX v PRO-CONNECT

    Cytronex is a very pretty bike and very importantly, it doesn't look electric. Whoa..I am still a new bloke on the block...but What's wrong with ELECTRIC BIKE I drive an Agattu The rolls Royce machine , I go where I could not go before..(due to age) Even when I was a...
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    Flat tyre on motor wheel

    if your talking repair not replace it is not necessary to remove wheel, I am at abit of a loss how to explain but will be back later hopefully