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Cheers Jack! To add a new charge point, just need to register for an account on the registration page which is CycleCharge - Register. Once you have an account created, the next stage is to create your charge point profile which requires entering a few details (address, telephone, email...

Hi Scimitar, sorry about the long delay doing this it slipped my mind.. Ireland is now added to the regions, so you can register yourself as a charge point now.

CycleCharge goes Mobile Some CycleCharge news.... We've teamed up with CycleStreets the bicycle route planner and mapping service to get our charge points on on their maps and mobile apps! I contacted them last week and we got a very warm and friendly response saying they would be happy to...

Another free service you can use for transferring payments is the Post Office's International Payment's Service. You can transfer from your credit/debit card to any foreign bank account in any currency you like. They will only transfer payments over $400 USD though. There's no charges at all and...

I got mine too this morning, this thing is so tiny! I was expecting something bigger, but I'm glad it's so tiny.. it's about the size of a large letter postage stamp! I noticed Speedict have undervalued it on the Customs declaration..but it's still well over the £15 limit. Oddly I never got...

Oh yes I forgot. If you can send it I will probably have it then..how much do they cost? I hope my freewheel arrives this week!

Thanks Alan, I'll see how it goes then before any spend any money on the Tourney :) I do like the shorter one and way it looks, but not if it comes at a performance cost and less smooth gear changing ;-) I'll see if I can find a Shimano 7-spd that's similar design with the 2 levers.. I prefer...

Very true Hugh, I always do that myself..like lorries, I'm extremely wary of parked cars on busy roads.. I hate those busy roads people use outside houses to park..just rows and rows of cars and some pulling out from behind other cars.... actually find it extremely annoying and dangerous for...

What a nasty way to go :-(

Let that be a lesson! I just wish people would take more care, these things can so easily be prevented if people just engaged their brain. That cyclist must have been going pretty fast to die though, or was he injured by other traffic?

I agree with other posters...juddering and sudden stopping or very short movement with an abrupt stop does sound very much like a poor connection somewhere (most likely between motor and controller, or controller and battery, rather than anything inside the actual motor). I've experienced this...

Hehe. Thanks Dave. I think I'll get one just out of curiosity and do a comparison...will post up the results, but it may be quite some time ;-)

I noticed you can get these with 12 magnets in as opposed to the more common 5 magnet variety... BMS Battery claim the 12 magnets one makes the motor run more smoothly. I just wondered if anyone has compared or thinks the 12 magnet one is significantly better?

The only information I can gleen about which precise parts are used is from the Mezzo manufacturers spec on the website which states: Shifter: SRAM Attack Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra

Mezzo D9 gears photos Hi guys, Took me a while to around to it, but here's the derailleur photos for my Mezzo D9.. hopefully someone will be able to advise me better on whether the two above derailleurs are suitable or something else (for a 7-spd 11-28T freewheel)? Also any info on a...

Looks like DHL have learned the lesson and finally come to their senses over these fees and seen it's a scam that can't continue. I hope FedEx and others follow their example and also stop doing it. None of us begrudge them a fair and reasonable fee for their admin work eh,£1.25 is very...

Gosh didn't know they had that power but as the post says, its not likely to be used for the majority of us who just cycle safely on the pavement.. it's worth considering though, that an e-bike could be seen as firm grounds for a penalty eh, and not "normal use"..the cops may take the view you...

Yeah, I agree starting from school is the best approach..I think they should bring that approach back we had in the 80's... it could be part of school lessons or an after school option and surely wouldn't be expensive to do with local volunteers etc. Many kids are riding to school and using...

I've also seen other conflicting info on this "when safer to do so" thing. Is there a new law or something? Or is it just a case of the police/local authorities tolerating that approach? I've ridden on paths before many times in front of the police and they never say anything and even do it...

Phew, not another one.. how many more. It's becoming a regular thing now.. you're right, you'd think cyclists would see this and learn the lesson.