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sorry! You need the rear spring connected to the top tube and make sure that there is enough space for a 42T chain ring. Something like this:

many have waited since 1975.

it's quite simple, connect the two wires red and black to red (36V) and black (ground).

the EU will be less desperate than we will be. Germany, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Portugal etc won't loose sleep on it because a brexiter PM will be under pressure to keep the cost of food and cars/components down. We cut import duty on EU products and they don't cut theirs on our...

have a battery with usb charging socket, connect your light USB to the battery USB.

I used to have main battery powered lights on the old Sirocco. The rear light is directly on the rack battery, the 6V converter is installed inside the controller box. The cables got snagged fairly often, but the converter can deal with short circuits by itself. Still, it's just not worth the...

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/hTsAAOSwJrdcbRx6/s-l1600.jpg look how flimsy the wires are. Imagine you connect your battery's output directly to them. It won't take much for an accident to happen. The light switch on the LCD, the 1-4 trunk cable, the controller and battery's protection circuit...

if brexit can be done allover again, I would suggest the first move is to get reassurance from the EU on the mechanism and the terms of rejoining. That's the real insurance policy. From there, we can work out how much it would cost to leave with a Canada style deal. That'll give us the spread...

agreed. she'll lose tonight by about 100 votes. her next move is to allow no deal to be defeated and A50 extension to win, then do a deal with Corbyn to get her deal through in days before the deadline. It will be then between her deal and remain.

I would need to buy 48V 10.5AH battery in the same casing. The cost would be the same. Using the Gospade is a lot simpler. It'll take me half an hour to fit.

yes, it does, but the battery is only 36V. If I were to build a CD bike with that frame, I would use the easier to fit 36V Gospade motor. https://www.gospadebike.com/

it won't. The gearbox on the TSDZ2 is about 15mm wider than the gearbox on the BBS01/BBS02.

They can sense that the possibility of a second referendum becomes firmer. John Curtice has this to say about second referendum: “Would be a very close to call. On average across the UK at as a whole it’s 53% for remain 47% for leave but much of the movement since 2016 comes from the views of...

I think it's a waste of time. The ERG will sabotage any deal she may come up with. If she fails, she has to resign and that means the next PM will be one of the ERG. If I were in her shoes, I'd do a deal with JC.

I've checked one sample after 4,000 miles. The blue gear is in still pretty good condition. The main thing to remember is the stress on the gear goes up with the number of teeth on your chainring. If you keep to the 42T on the original ring or if you have a double ring, climb hills on the...

yes, it'll work. I have a similar test bike, yours has better equipment but the principle is the same. If you have a dual ring in 130 BCD, you can change the 42T ring on the TSDZ2. Just remember that stress goes up with the number of teeth on the ring, so don't run 52T on hills...

it's called the withdrawal agreement, in black and white, you can download it here 599 pages in PDF. Lazy politicians don't read it before voting against it but people should read it before criticising it.

I agree. This is Duncan's posh trike, fitted with a Woosh TSDZ2 48V kit: https://etrike.net/250w-tongsheng-tsdz2-install/

one of them will stitch up the DUP as soon as.

Have you thought about converting one of your bikes? Something like the Tongsheng TSDZ2 would go well with a RH hubgear. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?cdkit#tsdz2 I send often kits to France.