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We know many of you have the Nyon units on your Bosch Bikes. There are plenty who love them, and others who are not so keen. Anyway Bosch are looking for feedback on the display, so have invited comments. Details here...

I never mentioned the Dutch or the Danish... I was talking about the UK. I'll amend my post so its a bit clearer. There is no good reason not to wear one, which in my book is good enough reason to wear one, before you even discuss the reasons why people should be encouraged to wear one. but...

that's because I suspect the ones not wearing helmets won't be the ones having to do the scraping of brains off the road, or be the ones who have to look at the crash victim if they can't work anyone. My dad crashed his bike in Spain last year, he's a very active cyclist and split the helmet in...

removing and adding links wont cure or even cause the chainslip.... so not sure why you thought that might help things.

They can be bought in the UK from any KTM dealer, we supply them to UK customers. http://www.shop.flidistribution.co.uk/p/gaadi-double-ended-inner-tube?pp=12

There is an eBike category every year.

I've raced it about 8 times - great event, featured on Earthed 3, one of the best MTB films ever IMHO can't think why ;)

actually I'm guessing its because its not in your real name, and I know Facebook hate that.

Blimey Eddie, what did you do to deserve that? If Britain First manage to keep theirs up you must be causing some serious trouble to the powers that be at FB towers ;) Its funny because most of the people commenting are mountain bikers and they'll have forgotten this is exactly the sort of hate...

If you want to brighten up your afternoon have a read of this. After the positive article written by BikeRadar earlier this week, another mainstream cycling magazine called IMB have shared a picture of an eBike. Have a read of all the hate...

make sure they are the same brand, and then make sure they are the same style. In KTM, I ride a 48cm Mountain Bike, a 51cm hybrid, and a 57cm road bike, and thats all the same brand.

Quality brands like Cube, use branded components all over the bike, and each of these brands will have its own warranty procedure. Again nothing you really need to worry about. But this will be why the dealer said what they did.

Thats totally normal, and exactly as it should be. However you don't need to worry about any of it, because if you have a problem you'll deal with the Cube dealer... they will deal with Bosch, Cube, Shimano etc etc, you'd never contact the brands, they only deal with the shop.

It'll take a few weeks I'm sure as some of the problem dealers try it on with the brands to see what they can get away with. Raleigh / Haibikes wording is very strong. "With immediate effect Raleigh UK ask that all stockists of Raleigh, Koga and Haibike Electric provide clear and proactive...

Nice looking shop... shame its in Germany. But its something for UK eBike shops to aim for. https://business-views.berlinproof.com/BusinessView/embed/4CD919ED-84B8-CAB1-E6A2

Very pleased that you think I've single handingly raised the profile of ebikes so much that I'm now responsible for the negativity towards them :)

We were on the phone to MBR on Friday, they are loving the bike... But not so much the attitude of some cyclists. Apparently their tester actually got spat at recently whilst riding at a trail centre. Not good.

It is isn't it! The cycling press are coming round now they've started getting proper bikes to play on.

Bike radar is pretty much the biggest online cycling magazine site. They feature ebikes today. http://www.bikeradar.com/mtb/gear/article/10-reasons-you-should-try-an-e-mtb-45713/ Lots of discussion points in there!

You can have a high speed accident on a legal eBike.. the cut out for the power is 15.5mph, but you can still go a lot faster than than. The problems with his statements are more to do with his use of terms like "designer" suggesting that other ebikes aren't designed ;) they must just happen...