ukwizard

Hi. Is you bike still for sale, and do you mind me asking why you are selling it and if you have any other photos, is there any damage to the bike?

That looks like the business, thanks.

Just on light trails (shared walking and cycling type), nothing serious.

Thanks, I did look at the woosh bikes but the website seemed to indicate a 18 stone / 250lb weight limit for the user, more than most but still not up in the 300lb range. Apart from that I liked the look of the big bear and the spec seemed very good at the price point, I just need to lose some weight before I can use it. The irony is I have a cheap and nasty regular bike and I have no idea what it was rated as, but when spending more on an elec to help with the hills (more like long slopes around here) I'm looking into it so much more before parting with my cash. Just to add, I walk about 15k steps a day with my dogs so i'm not unfit generally, I just eat far too much!

Six foot / 182cm

Thanks, that one is definitely outside my price bracket (i.e. id never get my wife to agree to spend that much on a bike) but its definitely interesting to see what is available, would it be likely to say that tech will filter down so in a couple of years it will be on mid price (2-3k) bikes?

Thanks, I'll take a look.

With most bikes aimed at what I would call the 'mass market', can anyone recommend a bike that would be suitable for a heavier rider like me (approx 320lbs). I plan to use the bike for mainly local rides and like the idea of having assistance up the hills, but of course, realise as a heavier payload ill have an impact on the performance. Hopefully, someone has made a bike that can carry a heavier rider and still make it up a hill! Thanks