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As a certain Mr Twain remarked, 'What you ain't got don't need no fixin'.

I have ridden a friends Pendleton (Non electric). It was fine. Obviously styled and painted to appeal to women, it is a nice looking bike. I tend to take a Dutch approach and consider a bike to be something like a pair of shoes. It enables me to go places. The Pendleton has a saddle, handlebars...

Well to just blandly call it crap without any qualification of your opinion is what the complaint is all about. 1 If you have ridden it and found it unpleasant you should say so. or, 2 If you feel that it is overpriced, just say so, this might be a crap deal but it could be that the bike itself...

You are Cathy Newman and I claim my £5

Thanks, says it all really, Mike

My Avid BB7 needs new pads, but what type? Sintered, semi-metal, organic?

When I think of this country and the legions of busybodies who think that they are entitled to interfere (Helmets etc.) and of course feel a warm glow of 'Do gooderishness' I despair. Just where did this idea of nose poking come from, and Why?

Have we got it wrong? They make the point that concentrating only on cycling infrastructure is not enough.

Apologies for the political nature of this demonstration in the USA, but I thought that members might be very interested to see just how many Seattle Police are using bikes and the way that they line them up to make a moving barricade.

That's German Engineering for you. (Ve haff ways of making you pay)

I have noticed that In Belgium, quite a lot of the older 40 plus riders have high handlebars, some, to be accurate if indelicate, at nipple height.

Sadly, at my age, so much of my stuff now 'will see me out.'

I ride sit up and beg style on both my bikes. I find this fine whereas with flat bars and leaning forward I used to get pain in the stomach and groin. Opposite of d8veh!

Before you despair, try swapping the saddles.

My experience with snapping spokes is that the problem first arose when I tried to ride off with the security chain in the back wheel. After replacing about 10 spokes, I took it to a wheel builder who found that all the spokes had been inserted from one side only. He rectified this and the wheel...

So, don't take your Tesla to Alaska.

First sneer. However I have a feeling you really don't know your inverters from your transformers from your switched mode power supplies.

Well I found the clip very interesting and was heartened by their sensible comments at the end.