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Your size doesn't really make a difference to stability, although your lightness will mean the bike performs well. Kudos are as far as I'm aware pulling out of the bicycle market, so I imagine that is why they haven't responded. @Woosh are on the forum so I'm surprised they haven't commented...

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Nice looking bike

Please don't take offence, that's just my way usually given the way this is going. Is it the bike or is it you? I'd be amazed if the Yamaha behaves significantly different to Bosch and Shimano motors. I guess one way to establish if the issue lies with you or the bike is let someone with...

Or you could actually just follow the advice of the three of us who have taken the time to try and help you. ..

As the others say a very very brief pause in pedalling is all that is needed, never been an issue for me even on 25% gradients.

Hello and welcome, I've come back to this really just to say hello, I'm surprised you've not received any advice. I've been e-biking for nearly 10 years, I also have ME/CFS, the bike I feel has been a huge help in improving my health. The only advice I have is to go for a bike with larger wheels...

Not really, mine will clunk if I've missed a sweet gear-change shortly after, so it'll seem fine for a short while then after a brief ease on pedal pressure then getting back on it it'll clunk. but if you're getting it after not changing gear for quite some time it's unlikely. However do check...

Mine does it sometimes and sounds like it is at the front, I've also had my chain tensioner loosening and then skipping teeth on the rear sprocket with high pedal pressures, but I imagine yours is running without a tensioner so unlikely to be that.

I'm just wondering what gears you have? If you have hub gears you can get that effect from the hub.

Calimoto seems to do what you require in the same way Strava route builder did, it may not include cycle only trails though, I've only just had a quick play with so don't have much experience with it yet.

Some have gone the other way, like the Levo SL

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/gobike88-Driveline-black-chainring-guard-48T-BCD-104mm-126g-352/151158543302?_trkparms=aid%3D1110001%26algo%3DSPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D225113%26meid%3D8b6757f91ca14adc97181330220df8c2%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D11%26rkt%3D12%26mehot%3Dpf%26sd%3D162149192567%26itm%3D151158...

I know, I know, 2 teeth, drat I'm too late.

If they're 104 BCD, these too Gebhardt Singlespeed MTB or Road 3/32" 104mm BCD Chainring - many new sizes now in stock! https://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopcrank.html

Worth noting bike shops have various chains on a roll, so they can sell you whatever length chain you require.

I just wondered if anyone on here was running a Specialized Creo or Levo yet? with the small 240 watt motor and 340 wh battery, they are rather expensive at the moment.

As you say ME/CFS is a waste bin diagnosis, and if your test is negative I expect mine will be too, I found one tick on my leg which didn't look to have bitten and one crawling across my clothes.

Lyme Disease brought the thread back from the dead ;) not to say that the thread shouldn't carry on though, as most is just as relevant now as back when the thread was started, the bikes might have changed a little bit though.

They've not logged in for nearly 11 years.