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I'm another happy Salisbury owner. I tried the Mistral before deciding, but found it was a lot harder to pedal the Mistral without batttery assist than the Salisbury which is relatively easy [I think it's because the Mistral uses a brush motor?]

I often wonder if judges confuse cyclists with motor cyclists who are required to wear helmets. It would help make sense of some of their decisions!

Crane Creek Thudbuster ST seat suspension and a WTB Speed-V Seat That should take care of your worries Caph!

Oh, be still my foolish heart! lol That is one nice machine!:D

If you want a really fast, powerful beast how about this one? The highly-desirable 1000 watt Limited Edition TidalForce M-750 x2.0 electric fold-up bike May 13, 2009 Military-funded projects often pave the way for a much better consumer product, and although the original DARPA funding of...

This looks like a pretty good deal for anyone wanting 2 marathon plus and 2 inner tubes delivered for £39.99 Schwalbe Marathon Plus Puncture Resistant Tyre & Tube Combo ONLY £68.98 [ MARACOMBO ] - Discount Cycles Direct - Best Prices, Great Service

I cary a couple of Sidewinder tubes which I find a lot easier to fit than conventional tubes and at 75p each they don't exactly break the bank either. You can see them here: Sidewinder Easy Fit Inner tube 24 & 26 Inch Wheels

I think this looks like a great town bike and the price is keen too - what do you guys think? Gocycle: The fold-up electric bicycle fit for the 21st century

Don't fall for that one Bob or you'll have crows nesting in the twigs! :D

Hmm, must be a browser issue then cos I just went back and the blue badge definately stops at "to our"

Have you read their "Stamp of Assusurance"? "We personally test ride every electric bicycle prior to shipment and, monitor the supply chain throughout, from manufacture right through to our" - that's it, finish! My bet is "our" is meant to be "you" but they couldn't be a*sed to do the...

The exact same thing has just happened to me - same bike, same battery! I,ve had the bike from new and it can only have covered about 100 miles top. I haven't really used it much last few months because of the dark and wet weather but I did give the battery a boost couple of weeks back and...

Unlike "dead" languages like Latin where usage and meaning are fixed for all time, modern languages [like English] are "alive" and constantly take on new usage and forms which is why there are more words and definitions in the OED now than ever before. It is also why Latin is commonly used in...

Cognition is perfectly good English and is in perfect context in the article. The dumbed down language used by the tabloid comics typically read by the majority of adults throughout the UK as "Newspapers" has a lot to answer for imho. Ok, rant over :)

"sixpence....mmmmmmmmm :confused: sorry mandy i cant read no more on this posting as im totally confused,whats a six pence ? i dont go that faaaaaaaar back.." A farthing for your thoughts on that one Mandy! :D

When I started cycling again it took me some time to become accustomed to the volume of traffic [and I know how little we have up here compared to some parts of the south!] so I did make use of the pavements, although I wasn't happy doing it. I'm much more confident now but there are some...

Just a thought - my Vectra has a jacket fitted round the battery as standard [presumably to keep it insulated from cold air] if they do it for cars why don't they do the same for bike batteries?

Can't agree with that because I bought a mobile phone which turned up with a badly scratched sceen. I contacted the seller who didn't want to know so then I contacted Paypal and when he didn't give them an adequate explanation they refunded my money no probs [and he was a power seller who used...

Just been looking at the quick connect/disconnect lead to the motor on the Synergie - why don't all electric bikes have this? Anyway, it looks like the simplest of mods and I can't think of any reason not to do it - do you?