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http://www.bike-eu.com/sales-trends/nieuws/2018/2/fallbrook-nuvinci-announces-chapter-11-bankruptcy-proceedings-10133012 The new CEO says: " We are closer than ever to a future where NuVinci is the mechanical standard to improve any system with an engine, pump, motor, or geared transmission...

Install the PAS...

Not before 2019... :rolleyes: My insurance company (French) requires the motor to gave 250W stamped on it.

Complicated but seductive is my take on belt drive. I prefer having a normal frame and a chain tensioner with the chain tucked away (for the most part) in a Hebie chainglider. http://www.kindernay.com/ At the bottom: developed in Norway, made in Europe (look east young man...) If you...

Don't you like the real time voltage reading (P5=0)? I find it very practical especially for battery sag.

She will be wearing out rims then... ;) Seriously though about 3 min in: Does the bike have the brake boosters? They help a lot.

Don't worry too much about that, as they are hydraulic the pads balance out when you apply the brake lever. Sometimes I have one that sticks because of crud but it doesn't affect stopping power. It is best having uneven gap rather than one rubbing on the rim. They are a bit of a faf to set up...

No P1 are the magnets inside the motor. The magnets in the PAS is defined by the C1 setting, I think that might be your issue. In your case it should probably be set to 02 for the lowest sensitivity. When I switched from an 8 magnet disk to a 12 magnet one the difference in smoothness was night...

I have begun thinking about the trike, of course it will get the two lock treatment but: - it won't fit in the bike garage at the station unfolded :( - it has a nice comfy seat people will want to try (especially small kids holding ice creams...) So my idea is to lock it up near the police...

Your what? 17t/11-42t I get the cassette bit but you have to give us non Bosch riders an equivalent for a normal size chainwheel... OK I went and looked it up :mad: that is a 42 tooth chainwheel equivalent so look at the row 42 x 16 and you will see that the Rohloff will give you a much lower...

Couldn't you mount the torque arm directly without the second arm? From here it looks like you might be a bit close to the hole in it already to drill a second hole?

A Norway deal without the money they have tucked away in an investment fund.

If I went into the delivery business I would do it seriously and buy a cargo bike (trike), assisted of course: - I would be able to deliver larger and/or more items than competitors - I would be able to deliver fragile goods that are harder to carry safely on a bicycle - a lockable box (and...

I am using the stock Alivio 8 speed derailleur and an 8 speed 11-40. It took an awful long time to set up (lack of experience) but now it work just fine. A single chainwheel will be much easier to set up than a triple.

https://www.bike24.com/p281113.html This is what I am going to build the Mxus into.

Illegal to ride in France on any road with legal max over 90 km/h. Cycles, tractors and horses share the same fate. It makes going some places long and overly complicated on a bike. In Spain you can ride on some roads which are double carriageway and limited to 100 km/h but never through...

Most people have indicators mounted on their vélomobile because they don't want to die in a crash... ;) Indicators are not obligatory on mopeds here so it swings both ways: most mopeds have them (very few are used or in working state). A rear brake light is also a good idea. Factoid from my...

Now only £4250 up from £2999 original announced price.

Can you hear that knocking on the door? :rolleyes:

Big Powerful Motor. You can get a 48v Li-Ion soft pack battery from Germany for £160 a charger from China with free shipping for a few £ more