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you can ride the Camino and Gran-Camino. They are really lovely bikes, perfect for commuting in comfort. Smooth and quiet.

the Rambletta in October will have front disc brakes, rear V-brakes, 8-speed 11T-44T revoshift, soft grips, thumb throttle and a wide comfy saddle.

re-ordering is easy enough, but we run out of space and manpower. I wish we could take on extra help but we can't because of COVID distancing, only members of the same family can work in the same room. So we are stuck with more or less the same capacity albeit we have more orders and work...

they are of course right on the EU forcing a no deal brexit and wrong on the EU sleepwalking. The EU wants a guarantee of fair competition, common standards and level playing field for any free access to their Single Market. There will be a deal but not free access to the EU single market. This...

yes, we still take reservations via the online shop and telephone. The online shop is better for us really because we have your email address, it's easier for us to communicate, plan ahead and to allocate a build slot. We can email you instead of ringing you up two weeks-10 days before to ask if...

Case mortality rate is now less than 1%. Possibly down to better understanding of the disease and how to treat it.

we build Caminos in August, Santana3 in September, Rambla and Rambletta in October. Hopefully we'll get back to normality next year.

it seems to me that if you can hold the virus in your throat and not let the virus get lower for a week, your body can fight it off. The number of new cases goes steadily back to those seen last spring but the number of daily deaths is still below 100. That should be sustainable in long term.

agreed. They started work on an already well established idea. still useful work in helping with developing new vaccines.

it's the same story with bike components. You see zillions of £30 Suntour NEX forks on e-bikes - how many have failed?

the walk assist is only one of the available facilities. I suspect only a few of my customers ever use it. Its only use to us is to test the bike. The Rambletta has normal 5 level pedal assist and a throttle. The law bans manufacturers to fit twist and go throttle, so you have to pedal a...

if I could fit a larger capacity battery in the downtube of my Faro, I would. The downtube battery has the same dimensions as the battery in my Faro, 30 cells. At most, you can have 10.5AH at the moment. That's why I make the Faro with internal or external battery. Slick marketing yes, but is...

take a look also at the Woosh Caminos. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?camino https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?gran-camino

Woosh Rambla would be good for a child seat: https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rambla

I use the Bafang BBS end caps - which are usually discarded after a kit installation. May be these would work: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M4-M5-M6-M8-M10-M12-Black-Plastic-Dome-Bolt-Nut-Protection-Caps-Cover-Hexagon-01/162725704664

that means disputes about the SM have to be arbitrated by the ECJ. I don't think BJ is going to take it, at least not until an initial deal with the USA is done.

they were mistakes in manual, copied and pasted from the Faro manual - now corrected. For the Rambletta: front: 40 PSI rear: 45 PSI

cadence. I don't have any Camino & Gran-Camino left, they are all spoken for. We work already longer hours than last year and could do with extra help at the moment but can't take on anyone because of COVID. It's already difficult to keep distancing. So Hatti took the decision to delay further...

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I've tried with my dremel and I can't enlarge the slot neatly.