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you need all that capacity just to watch your weeds grow?

there are lots of variants of the clutch units on the BPM, 1 key, 2 keys, 4 keys and some don't fit even when they have the same number of Woodruff keys. Send it to Southend if you are stuck.

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there is a funny soundtrack on the video (top left). Can someone make out what it is?

For the last 16 months, I ride the Woosh Faro with rigid fork, it's my favourite Woosh. Before that, I rode the woosh Karoo, again with rigid fork. I love rigid forks! but I wouldn't take the Karoo or the Faro to the woods. I take the Zephyr. If I can only have one bike, I'd have it with...

We start assembling the Rambletta with rigid fork this week.

yes, they are constantly monitored by the BMS, even when they are in deep sleep, the frequency of diagnostics is reduced but still there. Yes, they are safe. They may die through being overdischarged but not dangerous because their energy reserve is depleted when discharge. The most dangerous...

yes, I think it will.

Hi, I don't think it's going to work. Here is the drawing of the TSDZ2: Basically, you need to draw a horizonal line, more or less flush with the bottom bracket shell. You need clear space for the motor below the horizontal line. This is your Bullitt: I think you will have to look at...

Hi, You are welcome to come and try out any bike. If you want to take one away, we offer £20 reduction of your bill to help with the train fare (and save us courier cost).

No. As it's a new model, I've tried to keep the equipment as simple as possible so that anyone can feel re-assured that they are not sitting for a bike technician's test when it comes to looking after their folding bike. At the next revision, I will probably change the front brake to disk.

the B'Twin Tilt 500 would do the job. For your budget, you can add the Woosh Rambletta (£849) to the mix. The B'Twin has 24V motor, 24V x 7.8AH battery (about 200WH), the Rambletta 36V motor, 36V * 12AH (432WH) battery. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rambletta

The OP's budget is £2k-£2.5k and his question is 'is suspension fork functional?' My answer is a clear yes. Although I ride a bike with a rigid fork, I'd take another bike (full sus) if I were heading to Belfairs woods. The only down side is the additional weight.

which Suntour Aion have you got? My guess it's SF18AION-DS-LO-R-15QLC32 The Aion has one leg with coil spring and the other with air spring. It gives you a combination of the benefits of coil sprung forks (quicker to respond) and air sprung forks (progressive response). Suntour Aion retails...

Let's talk about forks for a bit. your bike has Suntour XCR32 Air fork. My bikes have Suntour NEX E25 coil spring fork. Let's compare the two: Suntour XCR32 Air fork: retail £122 weight: 2.36kgs Suntour NEX E25: coil sprung fork: retail £70 weight: 2.56kgs So your fork weighs 200g less than...

hi, the Crossfire 2 is straightforward to convert, you can use one of these 4 kits: 1. XF07 front wheel conversion: easy to fit, low cost, lightweight. https://wooshbikes.co.uk/cart/#/product/uid-192-xf07kit-13ah/xf07-front-hub-kit-with-13ah-battery 2. XF08C rear wheel conversion: takes a bit...

so companies like R&M, Scott, Raleigh fit useless Suntour NEX forks on their bikes? Check a few of these out: Riese Muller Swing 3 range, all have NEX forks https://fudgescyclesonline.com/product/2020_riese_muller_swing_3_urban Scott Sub Tour E-Ride...

Kier Starmer is likely to be the next Labour leader. He wants to do whatever it takes to win back power, that means centre left.

people take their e-bikes to forestry trails, canal paths, disused rail tracks - their surface is invariably rutted. their use is much more than the 0.1% you think. Why limit your rides to smooth surfaces?

it's not but Corbyn is out within weeks - Labour is changing.