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Thanks Alan but it hasn't worked still need a magnifying glass This is on a 23 inch pc monitor!!

suddenly the text just on this web site has gone miniscule any help please

http://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/bosch-frame-battery-powerpack-400-performance-anthracite-218627 Not sure which battery you want I bought one of these a few months ago from them Always find them to offer superb efficient and very fast service. Bought loads from them.

Shimano Deore A-M615 are the hydraulic discs on my Cube. They have absolutely amazing stopping power fitted with 'two pairs for £6' pads off ebay. I guess I'm replacing pads every 400 or so seriously hilly miles....which doesn't bother me at £3 a pop. By the way welcome to sunny Cornwall...

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'' I can't be late for work hence must have something reliable and need something that will do 30 miles on full assist on one charge.'' Just responding to the OP

My vote would be for the Cube .... but I'm a little biased. Have you seen this... £100 less than your 1.8 ... may give you bargaining power ?? http://www.e-bikepower.co.uk/cube-reaction-hybrid-hpa-pro-500-grey-29-bosch-2813-p.asp Even with a 500wh battery I'd question 30 miles on one charge...

Hi Egon I'm one of the Cornwall guys with an Ezee conversion. I'm down between Falmouth and Truro. In May last year I did a charity ride with it following the coast from Plymouth to Barnstaple - about 320 miles. Talking proper hills here as you know!! The Ezee coped brilliantly. If you want...

Kernow is Kernow .... end of ;)

Wash your mouth out !!! :rolleyes:

Noted Helen I'm only a few miles from their home address I'll certainly keep my eyes open

I'd suggest a large frame together with 29'' or 700c wheels for someone that tall.

Can anybody tell me why I can buy a 125cc motorbike or a halfway decent second hand car for the price of a mid range pedelec? Guessing it's the law of supply and demand

Why only elderly WOMEN riders??;)

Happy Christmas to all. On behalf of Pancreatic Cancer UK, huge thanks again to all those who supported my charity ride earlier this year. Best wishes and Happy New Year. Tony

Cooking fat maybe. Do they still make it?

Voted for cadence plus throttle simply because this is, as it were, as 'failing health' proof as you can get with a bike. On a 'good day' I enjoy my torque sensor bike best, as I feel it represents a much closer riding experience to a non-assisted bike, with the reward of assistance being...

discs and super cheap super bright lights for me

What an illuminating thread this is ........................ not ! Just off to watch some paint dry.;)