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Yes that'll be the 3 gen motor, the active line range :p

As we are now talking seat posts, I'll add that both of my Bikes also have ncx seat posts :p

Unable to find what I want I came up with a crude but hopefully an effective solution. Bendy plastic from a A4 folder and a few cable ties. Fits with one large and two small Velcro ties

Ditto on the Medicus trekking gel saddle, I have 2 bikes both with these saddles.

Are you a British cycleing member o_O A £39 membership will give you many benefits including 10% at halfords, that's another £150 off. Halfords have tightened the procedure recently, instead of just showing your membership card you now need this months barcode aswell, either on your smart...

Charging indoors is always favourite, the battery chemistry dosent like charging in the cold, especially as the winter is almost upon us. You will also get better milage if you only put the battery on the bike just before your ride rather than leaving it on the bike in the cold.

As do my beaver tails and mounting isn't a problem as I can make brackets. I was kinda hoping that instead of just making brackets for my beaver tails, I could not only to keep the worst off the muck off of me and the down tube (beaver tails do this) but also keep the muck away from the fork...

Thanks but that's mudguard mounting 101, I was looking for an alternative guard. " I could come up with some sort of bracket but just maybe somebody knows of a decent length hugger style front mudguard"

Nice find, I'll see if I can find a decent picture at the right angle to see how much lower protection it gives ;) Today a part of my 25 mile circuit was 200yards of unavoidable cow slurry, without any front guard it meant bike, clothes and shoes covered in it :eek: the bike gets the hose but...

so ive fitted my new Rockshox air forks (supper smooth) but there's no hole in the cross-brace to fit my SKS beaver tail mudguard. I could come up with some sort of bracket but just maybe somebody knows of a decent length hugger style front mudguard, ( and I mean long, my beaver tail has a 6"...

Update 1/ For the forks I brought a headset with a decent stack, to help compensate for the shorter axle to crown height. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Uberbike-44-56-Headtube-Tapered-Headset-Ceramic-Bearings-Green/152694628842?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 Wow, supper...

Dose it come with mips ;) I couldn't see the point of a zero ventilation that isn't realy that much smaller than a road helmet, then I watched the video o_O Target USA customers are those that don't currently wear a lid because they look un-cool :rolleyes: and there the people who pay good money...

Not for long if I get my way

It started a few weeks ago asking for my key code half way through the night while charging and more recently shutting down while I was calling someone or just surfing, it was taking longer to restart each time. I was advertised to update the software (which I did last night), it then worked...

As to owning apple products, my only Internet access is via the iPad 2 I've had from new and that keeps plodding along, admittedly it's slowing down and can't quite download my dash cam footage but it's ok for this forum stuff and buying tat from the bay. With the phone I think I just got a bad...

I brought the phone from Argos 4 months ago, after speaking to there customer service bod ( yes there open at 9 o'clock on a Sunday night ) as its quite new its there responsibility too get it sorted. I'm taking it back to the store it came from and I'm pushing for either a replacement or a...

I'm told if I make an appointment at a big Apple Store (25 miles away) if they can't fix it there and then, then it will be replaced as its only 2 months old. So much for my first venture into smartphones, I've grafted the nano sim back into a big sim and I'm back with my old clamshell :(

not a problem I can't overcome but what a day ! Earlier this week I'd decided to upgrade the forks on my cube acid one, i thought I'd gone about it the right way by checking the manufacturers spec. OEM headset = FSA Orbit 1.5B ZS-R, Top Zero-Stack 1 1/8" (OD 44mm), Bottom Zero-Stack 1 1/2" (OD...

I was passing a mountain warehouse last week and popped in on the off chance :rolleyes: I picked up a blue waterproof cycling jacket for £14 :cool: original ticket price £69 :confused: it's a proper coat as a posed to a lightweight pack away job. The following day I was on a 3 hr gentle club...

I to have sensitive soles that often end up aching :( I've been using cush'n'step insoles for so long I can't remember when I first got into them but I know I can't walk far without them. Worth a try for a few quid :cool: