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Hello Will :) Gaz

Evening Ryan :) Gaz

Hello Pete :) Until recently I had a '80's Raleigh Pursuit. The brakes were pretty mediocre compared to today's standards. Not sure how they'd fare with the added weight and an engine. Gaz

Hello DM :) Gaz

Hello and welcome Tom :) Gaz

I work on the principle if it's a hard headwind riding to work, it's gonna be great riding home (hopefully) ! :D

I went down with the cold/cough/flu type symptoms over the new year. Got it properly as 111 sent an Ambulance, and the Ambulance paramedics said they weren't happy for me to stay at home, so I spent the rest of the day in Hospital on a variety of drugs. Upshot was when well enough to go back...

Hello Gazzgo :) Gaz

Afternoon Pete :) Gaz

Well done Gubbins - it's always nice to see good deeds like this :cool: Gaz

Hello alraz :) Good choice for a commuter bike. Gaz

Hello Mountie :) We chose Alberta and BC for our 25th wedding anniversary holiday three years ago. Did a road trip starting at Downtown Vancouver, Whistler, Jasper, Banff, Kamloops, Kelowna and finished on Vancouver Island. You live in an awesome part of the world - I didn't want to come...

Asking price? Gaz

Greetings Chris :) Gaz

Welcome aboard Sefunlekite :) Gaz

Yes it is. I thought everyone knew opening a sarney on your lap while driving guarantee's all traffic lights will be green so you can't get a bite out of it!

I don't think this is the case. While the Highway Code says (for pedestrians) 'If traffic is coming, let it pass' it also makes very clear that the rules in the HC 'do not give you the right of way in any circumstance'. Pedestrians and horse riders have the 'right' to use the carriageway. Cars...

With mine there's a small red LED above the screen - goes off when it's fully charged. Don't think there's an expectation of a minimum charge time for the first one. At least, that's to say I didn't and mine's fine. Gaz

Hello Toby No, I’m afraid I don’t. I was being flippant as Dave had shown you one of the better models that ticked your boxes. Hub drive is generally considered better than crank drive for commuting as there’s not so much pressure and wear on the chain and sprockets. Having said that, I use my...

36v, 11.6Ah, 418Wh Shimano E6010 and I can reckon on 30 miles if I'm being completely lazy, or 40 miles if I put some effort in. Mostly road work and doesn't seem to change if it's flat or hilly. Gaz