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The unused brake julet then needs blanking off to prevent moisture ingress with heat shrink.

It's quite pointless fitting two, only one is needed. I prefer to fit it on the rear brake as that is the brake I use most as a holding brake.

Posts remain in the search forum data base, they shouldn't show up as Cyclezee but as deleted member 123456 etc. vfr400's old posts as d8veh show up like wise with no name attached.

UK pint = 1lb of liquid. Trying weighing on your kitchen scales.

Quite a few on here are the real early adopter's and have seen some big advances in the last 20 years.

Poster (ex) was Cyclezee a long time forum user and ebike business seller. One of the old guard.

A high torque motor will climb hills well and will be like Mr Kipling's cakes, exceedingly good. Esp with a 17/20a controller. The right motor/controller combo will make hills almost effort less.

If the battery sits in cradle/docking point on the bike (most do) and the cradle docking point has a charge point as well as the battery, then the two outer pins are discharge and next two inner pins are for charging. Middle pin is not connected.

For a total charge time divide the battery ah by the amp charge rate of the charger to get an approx. charging time in hours. The fact that you have charged the battery and not totally neglected it looks to have worked in your favour for now and may well be good for a few years. Try not...

Not very stable if you like to ride hands free :eek:. Front drive not as relaxed as rear drive, can be a bit twitchy from standing start (lot of torque esp if a BPM).

1 pint = 1lb.

Hydraulic disc brakes can be had for a lot cheaper then £200.

D8veh is till here but uses an old alias vfr400 also indirectly known as TUFKAD.

What's wrong with them !!!

May be they are just too busy now and CS is slipping a little, I saw them advertised on national TV last week.

If you do change it check the chain length by removing it from the derailleur and placing said chain around the front chain ring and the largest gear/#1 on the cassette. The chain ends should overlap by two complete links for correct length, likely that you will need to add links rather then...

As you have no front derailleur to worry about it shouldn't pose much of an issue, you will need to check that a larger chain ring has clearance and won't hit scrape against the rear chain stay. You will need to add extra chain links if going from 40 - 48t other wise the rear derailleur will...

Reason could be many Eddie, pin pointing the reason in a feral colony isn't possible unlike a managed colony in a hive. Most commonly is it down to poor genes/cross breeding in the queens. When they re-queen , they will either swarm with the old queen and leave a new queen to emerge or will...

You will need to be iron man to lift the front or hop over jumps etc , etc with a D/D fitted.

Square wave menas it's not sinewave which runs quieter.