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Decided it's time I got eaten by midges and stung all the bottom half of my legs with nettles so got he emtb out and managed both. Had lot's of fun but have decide it's too big for me so am going to have to sell and build a smaller frame one. Anyone intersted PM me but will mention it in my...

I'm sure I've done this in the past and I'd just clean the crank and epoxy it on but ensure the disc is the correct way round first so get it working before glueing.

How about cut the middle out of the PAS disc and epoxy it to the crank arm?

Thanks, I never knew you could get P repair sheet to cut to size, I could have done with that last week.

Komoot or Viewranger Komoot or Viewranger are good and will do what you want.

I've just had your same problem and I traced it to the cable snagging slightly on the plastic cable guide under the bottom bracket. I've used this model for years and it seems ok. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/132291904798

After spending over an hour and a half everyday in all weathers on the bike, here is the same bike over 6 years and 25'000 miles later transported back to a normal bicycle.

There's these chain guards to help prevent the chain coming off. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RSP-MINO-1-Top-Guide-Chain-Chainguide-Single-Ring-Band-MTB-Bike-CKU05/114223689076?epid=2022117389&hash=item1a98432d74:g:GAQAAOSwR5dXQ~dy but if you use a narrow-wide front chain ring you might not need it.

From experience, I think a hub motor (like Woosh suggests) is a good choice for commuting to work rather than a mid motor.

I've used Holts from eurocarparts and that seems ok. As long as they leave no residue they are probably all similar.

I like viewranger which is free. Plot your route the evening before online and sync it to your phone, or download the free map area to your phone and record your track or create a route as you go.

The snapped fixing bracket is separate and called a derailleur hanger and you need the correct hanger for your frame/bike.

I have to recharge at the end of the road to catch my breath.

I only removed the motorwheel, as an experiment for now so I can put the wheel back on in the future.

Confession Time. I took the motor wheel off and have been riding it un-epowered for a while and am quite enjoying it. Only a few miles at a time though.

Just came across this video with the same title.

An MTB'er has good things to say about this gearbox bike but listening to it in a video it sounded like there was some resistance sound when pedalling. Also isn't it going to be considerably heavier than the deraileur method? https://www.deviatecycles.com/guide/

Oh, I see. I'll search out that LCD4 thread to suit my KT controller.

It's got the small round connector. Is there a convertor cable to plug into that and change to the small flat plug that my KT controllers have?

Just stumbled across this which is the silicone type grease as recommended above and states it is suitable for plastics/rubber...