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Does it have a 4 bolt 104mm BCD ? Gebhardt Singlespeed MTB or Road 3/32" 104mm BCD Chainring available in 34T http://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopcrank.html

Have you checked and cleaned all the contacts on the display and mount?

Guessing the image is incorrect regarding the large front sprocket motor when in the description it has an 18 tooth front ring which is correct for 2019 CX motors. ETA, I'd be very tempted if it was as in the photo.

What's the difference between the 2019 motor and 2020 motor to warrant paying extra?

Thanks, now corrected.

Last one, look back carefully at your posts, you've missed my point completely, you'll see 20 cm is from your misunderstanding, I'm wasting my time with you.

So you don't think the cyclist in the photo who needs to show respect for other road users is actually riding a safe distance to avoid the possible potholes and debris at the side of the road? I've nothing more to add.

It isn't me who is obsessing about 50 cm. I think it is important to at least get the details of what you are trying to say correct, hence my correction on your maths. I've already given you an extra 70 cm but you still want to squeeze another 50 cm from us all. Tell me do you actually ride a...

Seeing as you ignored my post about your maths earlier I'll repeat it in part. So you want the cyclist to hug the gutter and in doing so gain say 50 cm, would you be happy then? and go on tell me how this helps the driver of the Audi in the photo apart from being able to position himself 50 cm...

I'm sure most here are aware of the recommended passing distance. I'm talking about reality.

You're also looking at the wrong road user here, your attention really should be on the real reason cars pass cyclists so closely these days, which is because they have become so bloated, blame lies squarely at the motorist for buying such large and wide cars. Just look how much cars have...

It's fair to say some drivers would say you could get a bus through there.

Half the width of my handlebars is 30 cm and not 100 cm, so take 70 cm out of your 3.5 metres, and regardless of the way you're implying a cyclist taking up so much room you're only occupying 1.5 metres at most. What you should be considering is the difference between being 1 metre out or...

I know someone who does a 70 mile round trip to work on a normal bike, but he doesn't do it every day. I also know someone who does a 35 mile commute every day on a normal bike and has clocked up over 11,000 miles so far this year. Having said that 400 miles on an S-pedelec is a big ask.

Thanks Yes it wasn't that nice really, but it was fairly quiet and it does have a top speed of about 65 mph.

I've got one of those gearboxes in one of my bikes, also done a short stretch on the motorway on my 114cc moped :eek:

Perfectly rideable, I imagine it gets a bit wet and muddy in places at this time of year.

They treat non e-bike cyclists in the same way in similar circumstances https://road.cc/content/news/268239-police-said-cyclist-was-doing-38mph-when-he-was-involved-fatal-collision

Yes but that is only at the start, it would have no effect on the constant throttle position that is the issue.

Mine sits snugly on the frame, I have no rotational washer on that side, I was going to weld the tab back on but never got around to it as it is fine as it is. Your tensioner looks better than the Alfine one so fingers crossed it will work on your bike.