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Good purchase, I hope you used your British cycling discount ;)

There lots of reasons not to stop, it's quicker to lose muscle tone than it is to get it back after a long break, the same goes for the butt to Saddle interface. I also find that my arthritis thrives on inactiverty, the less I do, the more it hurts ;)

Just for looning around on, 3000 watts of nuttiness for a miserly $10,000 https://electricbikesbrisbane.com.au/collections/vintage-retro/products/vintage-electric-scrambler-ebike

Don't I know it :rolleyes: I'm still getting out analog style for an hour or so a couple of times a week ;)

I'm a fan of frame bags, they keep my light battery close to where the light is mounted and I can put all that stuff in there that would have been in my pockets, phone, money, keys, emergency fruit pastels ;) (other sources of quick energy are available) and a small coffee stop lock.

My ncx is still going strong after 4500 miles

I'm an old hand with both cube & Bosch so I have a good idea what I'm getting and I've just been informed it will now probably be mid Febuary :(

I always charge and keep my battery indoors so when I start a ride my battery is at room temp and as it discharges it helps keep the temp up. I've learned from experience that if you start off on a cold day with a cold battery you'll get a noticeably reduced range. Also whenever I see...

I'd blame the BMS in the box not the charger ! I was considering buying a bat box but not now you posted your findings. I thought it would be easier than useing my RC balance charger ;)

Agreed, when you can get one :rolleyes: I can't get excited just yet as I'm still waiting for a delivery date :( it's not the end of the world, lm a patient man and I still have my analogue bike ;)

Well I'm not upset in the slightest, just amused. I can't see how this thread turned sour so quickly but it kept me entertained for a while ;)

I don't know if it pops out from the front but I wouldn't advise getting at it from the back :eek: The first time I fitted a new cable i took the back off by mistake :rolleyes: inside there's a surprisingly intricate collection of moving parts, the indicator itself is delicate plastic and has a...

Never seen that before :eek: if it's not to much trouble I'd go back to the shop they came from. Personally I'm a Schwalbe fan, 4 prs on several bikes over 8 years. As they have always performed Well for me so I know what to expect when I buy my next pr.;)

Back at work today, I remembered this optimistic post of mine :rolleyes: 10 days off work and I managed 9 rides of 8 to 20 miles each, some a bit windy others a bit cold but on none of them did it rain, which was nice :cool:

For my 10 pence worth I had both options on my Bosch powered Cube and late last year I built an analog (un-assited) bike from eBay & spare parts. Initialy fitted with a 9 derailleur (because that's what I had) untill a few weeks ago when I fitted a alfine 8 spd hub. The difference between the...

Well it all depends on what you have, are your brakes expensive to replace ? A seal/piston kit, new fluid and bleed kit lets you strip and rebuild them ? Personally I'd just buy new as my Shimano brakes (single sided) were less than £40 the pr, complete, pre bled and ready to fit. It would be...

Correction, I ment to say that I'm paying a little bit more for my cube than alt cycles price. After all is said and done, the bitter taste of poor service outlasts the sweet taste of a cheap price ;)

Yes that's the on but that's for collection only and my bike is coming from the nice people at Pitsford (Rutland cycles) 2miles away from my workplace :cool: and that's worth a lot too me:) Ive corrected my post, I'm paying a little bit more for my cube than alt cycles price

From Shakespeare's Hamlet, 1602: LORD POLONIUS: Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

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