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No but nobody reported needing one.

this Thule rack is very strong, may be you could use the same idea: https://roofracks.co.uk/thule-packnpedal-tour-rack

a flat spot is a dent on the rim, when you hit the kerb hard while the tyre is under-inflated for example. I removed a small flat spot once with a vice and two small pieces of wood. RobF has fixed your wheel, there is no need to spend more money. I suggest you ring 50Cycles and tell them to...

if the rim runs true, that's all that matters. You'd waste your money paying to transfer the NuVinci to the new rim. Have you asked 50 Cycles to quote for the labour?

I quite fancy the sDuro HardSeven SL 27.5 at £1,400. http://www.mhw-bike.com/haibike-sduro-hardseven-sl-27.5-400wh-36v-grau-lime-matt-2015-3536

or post them the wheel.

the horizontal beams are load bearing in this case.

thank you lumos for answering my questions. Lastly, do you think it's important to have a good suspension fork on a fat bike?

Would you want to use it if it has a rear wheel motor and a bottom bracket torque sensor?

@Lumos what would you say about a fat bike that weighs about 22kgs, equiped with 100mm air shock fork, 500W motor, 15Ah battery and costs under £1,000?

can't see anything wrong with their 2013 balance sheet, other than gearing ratio (total liabilities to equity ratio) a bit high, but that's the normal nature of a UK distributor, the supplier supply a large amount of stock on credit for display at various point of sales.

because they were offered initially at over inflated price. Watch out for special offers on Haibike 2015 Fatsix just before Christmas.

for sand, pump to 12-15psi, for city, 20-25 psi - these 4" tyres will cope with pot holes and rail tracks very well.

this one can go up to 22mph on sand and won't cost more than yours:

you have to be careful, the torque is directional. The wheel can actually come out because of wrongly fitted torque arm, don't flip your torque arm around. Just get new ones for your new fork.

no, it's meant to run on low pressure tyres. Shocks are not necessary.

3. Re-body as something else. Coffee/icecream/crepes vending (much less regulation as no passengers).

you don't have to fold it and it's still more compact than John's e-rex. The front wheel has quick release by the way.

excellent find!

the woosh Santana CD would fit your height, weight and budget. Step through frame, crank driven and 15AH battery, it suits fast riders. http:///wooshbikes.co.uk/?santana-cd