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So I took the bike over to the shop, as you might expect it didn't clunk no matter how hard I tried ;) My backlash is no better or worse than another new cube/bosh in the showroom, Anywho I left the bike with them for a day just too have a look see. 24 hrs later a few nuts tightened, fittings...

Well I've done 203 happy miles, but now the bike has a clunk when riding bumpy trails and there's backlash going from freewheeling to drive with an audible clunk that wasn't there when I first got the bike :( I'll be visiting the shop tomorrow (Monday) :rolleyes:

Where did that comment come from :confused: you must have forgotten to take your meds today ? Me thinks your delusional. I have the one ebike and one analog bike built from spare parts and eBay bits.

Forget the 3 year old comparison, the Bosch motor in question is an older active 1st generation, E bike technology is moving on real fast these days, Bosch are now on there 3rd generation motor, still called active line & active line plus but totaly different animals.

Hi Shurm, good choice :cool: I have the same, but in green because I'm 56 and not sensible (when you get to our age you can get what you want, not worry what others may think) ;) I picked nine up at the beginning of the month and with today's planed ride I should pass the 200 mile marker :)

Same idea as the timber trail bell ! https://www.cyclorise.com/store/p2/Timber-Mountain-Bike-Bell-MTB

Humm it's been over 7 months since my last ride on my 2014 active line cube. Put me on the spot and I'd struggle to tell the difference in power, neither motor left me wanting more, however the new motor just feals nicer to ride.

I sure did buy one and I don't regret it one bit:cool: It arrived just a few weeks ago, I've covered 130 miles so far and loving it :) Easy to ride motor off and with the motor on there's a smooth transition comming off power at cut off speed (without the internal drag of the CX motor :oops:)...

"Bad back" me too, I have two bulging discs so know first hand the benefits of a NCX seat-post. Get yourself comfortable and 35 miles will seem like a good warm up ;)

Full sus is overkill for what you want it for. I'd say the only upgrade you need is a NCX seat-post:cool: I have two and wouldn't ride a bike without one ;)

New this weekend my Cube acid one 500 from Rutland cycles (Pitsford) the first thing you notice is how green it is in the flesh, in your face GREEN but that's cool as its not a dull bike. Despite the 6 month wait ( cubes fault not the shop) and my personal situation, I'm very pleased with the...

I'll second the vote for big apples. Already have 2.1" on my analog bike and this very afternoon I'm about to put a pr of 2.5" apples on my new digital bike ( cube acid one 500 :cool:)

Thanks for the kind words folks, He went through a bad time when he lost his wife ( my mother ) 22 years ago, I moved in with him back then to help him through it and since then we have been best mates, sharing life's ups and downs together, quite a void in my life now.

This is not a dig at any store, just me cursing fate. Sold my e-cube last December as I'd ordered the new Cube acid one 500, expected delivery in January. A run of bad weather, car trouble and ill health ( both myself and my father, 82 years ) meant I wasn't too fussed when the manufactures...

Old electric wheelchair, sign makers ally sheet and a scrap rowing machine Not forgetting ladder sides for bumpers

No it's morphs girlfriend :p

Now I have a little time to type, OK so here's what I do with a cheep cage,some polymorph and a little imagination ;) Using a hot blade I melt 2 slots (wide enough for Velcro straps) through the sides of the cage and then shap my polymorph through these slots and around any curved object ( an...

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And why not, after all the concept of running a larger front wheel is not a new one & it makes even more sense with a powered rear wheel. The home built 69er (26" rear & 29" front) has been around for years and Trek even built one ! I've always liked the idea, kinda reminds me of my old trials...

why are you dissing the garmin ? Yes it's overpriced but Surly its primary function is for off road navigation, would G maps show you footpaths & bridal ways through woodland and fields ?