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Don't worry Dave, I had no intention of taking them. :) Not least because they are all by public footpaths and bridleways, and I'd hate for any unsuspecting person to venture in without knowing what was there. It won't make the neatest of solutions, so please bear that in mind. I only bought...

Perhaps I am missing something here, but who leaves the battery on their bike when not in use. I would also imagine that bikes when stolen, are just broken up for the parts, and the tracker would just be spotted at that stage and binned. Having not been powered up, as a sensible owner wouldn't...

Rare for three reasons. Using the FS bike, Riding on the road, and remaining clean. The only sign missing, is 'Welcome to Ashdown Forest, please enjoy your visit'

There are plenty of those signs around here.

The electric paint might not be such a good idea. :D Actually, I stayed the right side of the fence. .

I must admit that my driving has improved since it has been fitted. :D That even applies when I am in my own vehicle. I haven't checked on the app over the last week or so, but I suspect that the percentage rate would have dropped, as she is now using the car to drive to school, and it would be...

Or I could just be heading off here http://kentcustomdipping.co.uk/patterns/ for some camouflage covering. :)

I do the same through the average speed check areas and road works sections on motorways. My daughter has recently passed her driving test, and has a black box fitted for insurance purposes. I really have to watch myself when I use the car, and change some of my habits, although more so in...

Luckily I seem to have the cleaning down to a fine art now, so interim cleaning only takes a few minutes. Fork Juice is a wonderful thing for preventing mud from staying on the bike when washed. :) As for being colour coordinated, there could soon be a clash of colour. :)

One of my mates mucking about on his Levo. Sadly not ebike related, but I did spend pleasant few hours out on the Ultra 1964 today, to complete more trail building work. I'm also trying to perfect my alpine turns, and using the pedal bike rather than the ebike, seems to make things much...

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Why not just have a play altering the tyre pressures a bit first, before buying tyres.

Yep, all in good time. :)

Another night, and another ride. Out with my mate for our weekly ride out. Could of done without the rain and fog, but still brilliant being out. I also came across an area that I will have to go back when conditions improve, to try to get some better photos. One of my pet hates...

The link was for the mid drive unit as fitted to Kalkhoff and probably others beside, but I'd still love to see the OP blow his money on buying it for his bike. :)

I said Intuvia. :) I binned Nyon in a very short space of time. :)

Steve, someone that I know has just had their locked and secured bike stolen from their garage. They must of simply cut the frame in half as the locks etc were all still intact. I guess that they just wanted to break the bike for parts. On topic. I'd say that Intuvia would be fine for the use...

Sadly not a good time of the year to be out exploring the delites of a new bike. Bridleways being especially bad.:(

I've done it as well. I didn't have my pedal cleat adjusted properly, and wore the paint off over a period of time. Not 93 miles though. :) I didn't make the same mistake twice, but having flats you don't have the benefit of that adjustment. Heli tape or even electrical tape is the next best...

I'm no fair weather rider, and I have grown to hate mudguards even more than Steve does. The exception being a front Neogaurd. :) Out of interest, has the paint worn off the pedal crank after just 93 miles of use?