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I thought that they all looked like that!

Unless you have rear view mirrors, don't use a hood.

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But it's American Pharma!

I am a fence sitter, but going on what happened last time what with Hilary billed as 92% likely to win, my guess will be a win for Trump.

Not being an American, why should I care who wins?

In these circumstances (giving the bike to a person who probably has little idea of electrical things) I would go for a low price hub motor because they tend to be more reliable Hub motors are simple things, easily replaced/repaired cheaply. You only mention a 60 meter rise in 6Km. Is this a...

That is a very useful site, under 'battery charger' they have photos of all the different battery sockets, except the old 'kettleplug'

My 9 year old bike has neve been washed. Doesn't seem to need it.

Both my bikes have got the 7 speed twist grip on the left. You don't even notice that the numbers are upside down. Works just fine.

Snake oil of 100 years ago

The main point of masks is not to protect you but to protect others by reducing the distance that you can expel microscopic droplets

I find Chinese bikes excellent and free from the artificial electronic restrictions that many European bikes have (Only done to restrict your options for spares and to screw money out of you) All that you need to do is go to a reputable UK seller such as Woosh bikes, they only sell quality...

I always keep my bike batteries fully charged. One is now 9 years old and still going strong. I didn't know about not leaving them in the cold. Mine have lived happily in the garage for years.

Many years ago the sensors were rubber pads, if you were on a bike, you could stop and jab it with your foot. Nowadays things are more modern and useless. In later years after the electronic sensors were installed, used to get stuck at 0500 in the morning by these sensor pads that could not...

OK I'll bite, what on earth is dry steam?

Tonaro plug and socket.

The 'Kettle' type plug and socket on my Tonaro has the central pin at right angles to normal. It would not be possible to plug a mains lead into the battery.

I think that the three pin kettle plug is not the charging socket but the power out let. I see a small circular hole on the battery, could we have a close up, because this might be the charging port.