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I think that the board would need to stand stlighty at a 45% angle on it back rather than on its side. This will prevent been blown around by sidewinds. This would be easy to set up with a few bungees on most of the trailers. Thanks Flecc. Your are the tree of knowledge.

Carpetbagger, thank you kindly. Awesome link. They even build custom trailers. fantastic

Would it be possible to carry a surfboard on a bike? Maybe on some kinda trailer?

Sounds like an awesome bike. Can't wait to get one myself.

How would you work out the gradient of a hill? My biggest climb whilst commuting is about a 400 foot climb over 1 mile. But you can't really go anywhere in Sheffield without coming across a hill. I think the Kalkhoff will suit me better as I already cycle an non motorised bike and walk around...

I think the Kalkhoff will be the bike for me. If it can also carry plenty of weight, I can also use the cycle for camping trips and doing local shopping aswell as commuting to work. Might wait to see if a diamond frame will be released herenext year. This type of frame offers slightly more...

Good point Sector. Is the Kalhoff Agutta purely pedelec?

So a cycle with a motor which works on the gears and chain is the way to go. Quite like the look of both of the bikes you mentioned Flecc. I also prefere the rear drive of these two bikes. Anyone have experience with either the Gazelle or the Kalhoff? and what sort of gradiants have you &...

Hi, I have decided that an electric cycle is just the thing I need. But unsure as to which model/make to purchase. I want something with good hill climbing capability as I live in Sheffield and I live at the top of a very steep hill. Could anyone reccomend a make or model? Thanks...