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We went riding in the lakes on Saturday and setting off in a monsoon was a little trying

we were soaked in the first 300 metres to the windermere ferry .

any ways we persevered until my mate had a rock strike which punctured his rear tyre .

but after a few reinflations the latex managed to seal and we carried on in the rain .

to the top of on e of the best decents ib the lakes Parkamoor .

http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/amticoman/IMG_0132.jpg

 

the rain was easing a little by now but on the downhill Lukes freewheel stopped working so he had no drive .

we were about 10 miles from base . but the rain had stopped and by the time I had switched to turbo mode and with the help of an inner tube we towed him back .

 

 

it did blow through 40 % of the spare battery I was carrying but saved the day

 

this was the ride we did

 

https://www.strava.com/activities/923486949

Excellent idea... it's worth carrying a tube for that use alone..

 

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Hi Trouty. I have a couple of questions. First is that an Oxygen you are riding? Second. What does it mean that your friends freewheel wasn't working? Regards Paul

 

 

We went riding in the lakes on Saturday and setting off in a monsoon was a little trying

we were soaked in the first 300 metres to the windermere ferry .

any ways we persevered until my mate had a rock strike which punctured his rear tyre .

but after a few reinflations the latex managed to seal and we carried on in the rain .

to the top of on e of the best decents ib the lakes Parkamoor .

http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/amticoman/IMG_0132.jpg

 

the rain was easing a little by now but on the downhill Lukes freewheel stopped working so he had no drive .

we were about 10 miles from base . but the rain had stopped and by the time I had switched to turbo mode and with the help of an inner tube we towed him back .

 

 

it did blow through 40 % of the spare battery I was carrying but saved the day

 

this was the ride we did

 

https://www.strava.com/activities/923486949

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Hi Tugwell Gibson

 

the bike is a Trek Powerfly 9 plus

 

Freewheel is the ratchet assembly inside the rear cassette which engages when you pedal and lets the wheel spin when you stop pedaling

 

the towed bike is a normal bike with no leccy

Hi Tugwell Gibson

 

the bike is a Trek Powerfly 9 plus

 

Freewheel is the ratchet assembly inside the rear cassette which engages when you pedal and lets the wheel spin when you stop pedaling

 

the towed bike is a normal bike with no leccy

No lecky but a strong rider if he is keeping up with you..

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ha ha he is 29 i am 61 its more

like i need the leccy to keep up with him

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