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you can only have hub gear with a belt drive.

you should feel the motor cutting out, it is a bit like hitting treacle at first but you'd soon get used to it.

give us a few of your priorities: front suspension? full suspension? wheel size: 26", 27.5, 28 or 29? your cadence? maximum miles you would ride in a day?

Hatti has got a sales call this morning. 'Hello, I want to know where your bikes are made' 'China' 'So they are not made in the UK then? I've been to see X, theirs are made in the UK' 'No, X is designed in the UK but also made in China' 'But their motor is made in the UK though?' 'No...

they get a bit from the employer and from the employee too.

They want 15% fees for the first job. May go down to 10% if you do a lot of business with them.

it's easy for us to do something different for walk-in customers, difficult to operate mail order when it's not scheduled in advance. We have to keep sufficient stock of spares - this is what we do for the Karoo but not for the Rio.

it has always been hard work for me to maintain the website and our presence on the forum and facebook. One of the problems is that although customers like the features and the bikes, some find our prices are too low therefore there must be something wrong or something we are hiding.

he's been too busy this week to take the new bikes out.

somebody has to spread the word.

split your budget somewhere in the middle, spend £4k on a Haibike for off roading and £1k on my Woosh Rio MTB for the rest.

what are your priorities? your weight and height?

I have accepted that there is a bit of hypocrisy in my view on brexit but should I be driven out of this thread for my divided loyalty?

by the way, I will be getting pre-production samples of a new folding bike in the container arriving on Monday. The new folding bike is a revised 20" Woosh Zephyr with up to date components and wait for it: a Gates carbon belt. I'll post pictures of it next week. I wonder if you guys think...

don't think about it, just enjoy your new bike. Next year, you can always sell the Cactus and get something different on a new C2W.

You will need a pair of round clips to fit a front conventional full size commuter mudguard like this SKS because the Omega fork does not have mounting lugs for the hangers. http://www.tredz.co.uk/.SKS-Commuter-Mudguard-with-Mud-Flaps_69733.htm The frame has already two fixing holes for...

I have a long held belief that for commuting, a medium sized geared hub motor may be boring but more practical than CD bikes.

a substantial portion of our 35 billions is spent buying US weapons that never get used. I reckon we are simply mugged.

MH, your bike is awesome. can I use your pics on my webpage?

we are rather puny compared to their size, a nudge won't make them move any more quickly.