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http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/loseweight/Pages/statistics-and-causes-of-the-obesity-epidemic-in-the-UK.aspx Yeah right...

My GF is about your height and loves her 28" wheel bike. Living by the sea it is getting to the point where the rust has to be removed and she is wondering if she wants it painted metallic pink... As a fashion statement! The other colour she likes is metallic baby blue. Now that she has seen my...

LCD equipped bikes have 5 levels of assistance +0 but the Secret has a LED, my bad!

No photos today because I was doing the greasy bits. Most of what was on the old bike has been moved over. I just need a longer rear brake cable, put the front derailleur on and cable the rear derailleur for Number Two to become a bicycle again. I have been having PAS issues, the same ones...

I'll translate: corruption and tax evasion...

You could of course set assistance level to 0 and have lights with no pedal assistance.

Is that an ammo box full of RC lipo? And your headlight is pretty orgasmic! Or you are out chasing Wallabies? :D As for dropping the bike in the wet, is it ever not raining? :rolleyes: Nice bike!

Nope! I highered then lowered for the same reasons as the OP and wrote about it too :p But I disagree on the use of assistance. For me the assistance button replaced the front derailleur. I use it as if I was changing chainrings. Result: a regular 70 km from a 10.4 Ah battery which gives about...

I buy mine through Amazon Phone ones came from NYC and were as cheap as dirt but being for my sons it was going to be a yearly replacement anyway so brand name battery was out of question.

I am talking about a legal requirement to meet EN 15194 - 48 V maximum legal voltage.

I know! I know! It's an adaptor... :rolleyes:

??? Your motor is rated for 250 W nominative/continuous? It is continuous rated motor Watts which make a bike legal or not. 48 V is the maximum authorised voltage so you have no issues there. Controllers are rated in Amps so you can have a 15 Amp or a 25 Amp 48 V controller. Your call...

You need slick tyres to stop shorter on that surface! Do you have a bald spot now? The bike I recovered has a nice bald spot from braking but it is a cheap Chinese tyre.

I don't like where they put the light but with your pack of öl on the front rack not many options... Trex a good frame for inspiring your Chinese friends!

OK I think I have got my head around it now: In the same way that national requirements are stopping the sale and use of s-pedelecs in all countries bar 3 or 4 it is the moped equipment requirements for L1e-A that stop it being useful for people who require throttles. Effectively, bundling low...

I have stayed out of your conversations to date but I do have a few remarks: The two countries above have the highest rates of tax evasion and corruption in the Euro zone. Does that mean that I am linking tax evasion and corruption to high levels of unemployment? Yes I am! France with 10%...

The other day on a TV "scientific show" the oldest guy - +50 - got on a fixed bike thingy attached to a meter and produced 666 W for a brief period of time (cadence 180). If the Bosch peaks at 612 W it would be a 17 Amp controller. Ciclotek sells 17 Amp controllers for their Mxus hubs.

That means they use a 20 Amp controller and it can provide that amount of power with a 36 V battery hot off the charger. The rest of the time it will peak at around 720 W - 130 W less.

I really wanted that guy who does fabulous wicker panniers to do me one for my trailer but he stopped selling them :( Am I on subject? :rolleyes:

Eddie said "bike" so I chose a pedelec, OK an s-pedelec... :oops: but not an electric go kart D8ve! :p