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I have now received a new display unit that updated the firmware and allows the display of miles and mph information.

Nice colour!

The review of the P650 (same bike with larger wheels) in the Electric Bike Buyer's Guide says that it "can get bogged down on really steep hills". This is of course the problem with all hub drives compared to crank drive bikes. Have you tried it up any 25% + hills? This is the first time I...

Do you think this would this work? How would this fit with pedelec regulation? RideKick Electric Trailer - The eBike Store

Not too many kangaroos around my way but the North Devon Coast looking stunning yesterday.

Pixie-ish perhaps?

Both bikes are reviewed in the recent Electric Bike Buyer's Guide - they prefer the Haibike which is I think the general view. The Grace is newer in the UK so there wont be many about who have tried them. You might also consider the KTM Erace and Focus Jarifa Offroad which are hub drive bikes.

Not seen these for a while!

Had a meeting in Launceston yesterday so thought I'd take the bike to enjoy the journey. 52 mile round trip and a beautiful ride. Unfortunately the camera battery ran out after a couple of photos so I missed loads of glorious photo opportunities.

Truth be told Peter I was on my Brompton so I didn't even try! Now I know exactly were it is I will go back and give it a go on my Kalkhoff. I had been searching maps to try and find it but to no avail.

This is what I've got and they are excellent. Halfords | Topeak Trunk Bag DXP with Straps They are available in many different sizes and places. I paid a lot less than this when I bought mine so if you're interested, look around a bit first. Mine fit with velcro tabs (which works fine) but...

Padstow itself was packed like it always is. North Devon is much less busy and has a beauty all its own. Plus there is fantastic cycling to be had on and off road. Quite different to the traditional holiday spots of the South - which I agree are generally best enjoyed out of season. One of few...

Lovely weekend. Did the Camel Trail yesterday from Bodmin to Padstow (and back along some very hilly roads including one of Simon Warren's 'Another 100 Greatest Cycling Climbs' at Bishop's Wood - 28% and 9/10 for difficulty according to Simon).

I have now had the new Pro Connect for 2 weeks and have managed to do 3 longish rides on it (40 - 50 miles each). I have this bikes as a demonstrator for anyone in the southwest that wants to try one out. The X24 is the cheaper of the 2 models currently available and comes with an 11Ah battery...

See the picture from the manuel.

Yes, that's the latest version.

One of our cats trying out the Sahel Compact. Shame her paws can't reach the pedals.

Here's a picture on my favourite part of the Tarka Trail enroute to the new nature reserve at Meeth. Taken on Thursday when the sun was out.

It depends on the type of bike you like and the steepness of the hills. On very steep hills (20% +) a crank drive is best. The Bosch and Kalkhoff Impulse units are similar, the Bosch is available on more bikes but the Impulse system is rated better in some independent tests. If the hills are...

What bike do you have? Different manufacturers recommend different things.