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I'm not sure how well it would work for you but I have a front rack that bolts to the head tube, I really like it. It doesn't turn with the bars, unlike something attached to the forks, so the steering is unaffected. Mine came from ebay, this is the same thing...

We've had 2 new bikes from Halfords over the years. My son's had the forks the wrong way round. My wife's were the right way round but the headset wasn't tightened. She fell off outside the shop, we wheeled it straight back in. How we laughed. The biks themselves were pretty good though.

Hopefully linking to other forums is okay. This might be of some use, I saved it with a view to having a crack at a fs bike... https://electricbike.com/forum/forum/builds/ebike-building-directions/14686-a-list-of-full-suspension-bikes-that-a-shark-pack-will-fit-on-the-downtube-pictorial

Yep. £90ish fully comp for a vfr800 here. £300 for a 28mph bicycle/moped? Madness.

Most people would understand freewheeling to be synonymous with not pedalling.

They are insured, but that's not why they're legal.

Longer bolts and spacers to fill the gap - I used stainless steel washers on my bbso2, 70mm BB so 3mm to fill for me.

There's a little of chicken and egg going on at the moment. I'm 54, have a clean licence, insure a car and a motorcycle. I'd be interested in an e-scooter - and would be as sensible on one as on my bikes / in my car. But I'm not going to ride one knowing I'm an easy stop for the police for a...

The question wasn't originally addressed to you, but you chimed in. It was, as you well know, this: 'Do you wear a helmet when walking? If not, why not?' The point is that head injuries don't just happen on bicycles. If 'You never know' applies to riding a bike, why not to walking along the...

I don't believe you can't understand the point. I do believe you can't answer the question.

Do you wear a helmet when walking? If not, why not?

https://road.cc/content/news/266941-latest-uk-road-casualty-stats-reveal-cycling-safer-mile-walking Obviously those figures include all cyclists, not just the slowcoaches. You're welcome.

Same rule for car track days. And just as relevant.

It's fairly obvious by this point that you're up for a rant rather than a discussion.

An argument for sitting on your cycle helmet?

Nobody is disputing that at an individual level a helmet can provide protection. Do you wear a helmet all day, or just when cycling?

It's blindingly obvious that strapping some polystyrene to your head will give you some protection in some situations. But well done for pointing it out. What you're completely ignoring - as does everyone else who trots out the obvious helmet points - is the effect that compulsory helmet laws...

Was the argument made that bringing in motorcycle helmets would reduce motorcycle use and thus reduce the health benefits broiught by motorcycling? Because that's what happens wherever compulsory cycle helmets are imposed.

The numbers - at least for deaths, about 1 a year - aren't big enough to draw any conclusions.

Hot UK deals is absolutely legitimate, but you can't buy an ebike (or anything else) from them. People post good deals they see there, and they're voted hot (or not) by users.