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Thanks Peter . Out of interest. Where did you apply the wd40 ? Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got in touch with a UK manufacturer of pedals I really like (superstar complements ) as I thought they might supply two lefts given they produce in the 1000s They did not oblige but did suggest a solution of buying a set of axles for a tenner and swapping out. A good idea which could apply...

Thankyou Neal , brilliant info I still need to buy a decent bms for it so will get one with its own jst balance cables Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not really sure what the bar is Peter I'll look up the California Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Funny? Not funny? I say f@ck nose Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not to mention then many new axle types ! It's all money making (well not all, someno a genuinely improved tech) But so much appears so Try buying a straight steer 26 inch qr fork these days.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congrats wicky (although my spell check keeps changing to sicky - delicious irony!) Worst /funniest/disturbing thing I've seen since the brexit thread Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just for clarity those wires don't supply power power to the motor. That's the three thick wires (green yellow blue) But still a broken connection will stop the co controller working with same effect . No. power to the motor ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And my smugness bites me in the proverbial Turns out the ISIS crank was no such thing. They are 10 spline and easily available . This uses truvstive power spline standard (12spline) also pretty much a failed experiment and abandoned I have had to buy another lh crank arm as RH non drive...

So after days of dry weather and an overnight stay in the kitchen (ie rather warmer than the shed ) The creak is back again, so so loud folk are turning round many yards ahead The only plan I can think is to drip a little oil wherever there is a join /screw/fitting etc If I Do this...

That does changes things a bit, the guy did the only decent thing he could in the circumstances . That is a LBS i would again tbh It's anindustry issue really Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have most of my experience with kits. But I have had excellent service in the UK. Notably Woosh and Brighton ebikes including dealing with issues . A different thin perhaps but never have I been sent back to the manufacturer Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ahh, I know them well and buy plenty of stuff from them. Including one complete bike (though that was an on one , sister company ) Never bought a ti frame from them though, this looks far better than the last one I saw from them around 5/6 years ago Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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So I've had a few (nothing expensive) but none last for me either impracticable or terrible pictures or battery life . All I want are. the following features in case of accidents , not looking for 4k you tube vids just good enough . Can anyone help? 1. Simple operation (starts automatically...

I love titanium , beautiful welding on this Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm not a big m plus fan these days. Yes, amazing at no punctures but I find they are terrible in the wet and I commute all year round. I find conti travel contact great on a hybrid and smart sams on a mtb (unless proper off road downhill when id look at nobby nic and magic marys) But I've...

[emoji23] but yes, fairly sure ! It must be something to do with titanium frame being so flexi against the steel of the bbsxx. And water being a lubricatant between the two metals (please contain your inner schoolboy at this point !) That's my theory anyway Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've plenty of ways of dealing with this from, all in a nice way But today I was speechless for the first time ever. A rather old and rather overweight lady on a mobility scooter pulled up next to me. I had stopped at the roadside to take a call and she was on the pavement Cue "has that got a...

So it came back after a week and nice just been living with it. The unit is on very tight indeed and it isn't that What was really odd is that a 7 mile commute through a torrential monsoon has fixed it. After a few days it's still gone If I wasn't already bald I'd have torn my hair out by now...