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No idea I'm afraid. Just trying to overcome the problem of short legs.

Here's a link to more shorteners and cheaper https://www.avonvalleycyclery.co.uk/folding-bike-spares/gears-drivetrain/circe-crank-shorteners__74396 Steve

Many thanks Liz - I will look at them Steve

"That's no lady that's my wife" Anyway, she is only 4'10" and this morning tried out a Jorvik 20" wheel but she was just a little short on the pedal. Anyone have any ideas on alternatives please? PS Just found something called crank shorteners - anyone have any views?

Hi Peter See another conversation message Steve

Thank you Peter

Just sent you a conversation

Could be interested, only across the water near Cardiff, but what is the price please

I can't take credit 'cos I found it on this forum from another post

My gripe is over car drivers who do not indicate at roundabouts - are they going left? straight on? or right? If a car is approaching from my right and not indicating I virtually stop until it is clear where they are going

.Does this cover extend outside the home?

Barclays stand alone - includes liability £16.50 with £50 excess on £1000 e bike. Covers all bikes up to the value of most expensive https://www.barclays.co.uk/insurance/home-insurance/bike-insurance/

No idea about the bike itself. I have just had my 10 year old hybrid Giant Sedonna converted. I am 69 and just got back to cycling last May as something to do during lockdowns. I struggled on the hills here in S Wales hence conversion. I now happily do 30/35 mile trips three times a week...

Barclays cover your liabilty as well see - https://www.barclays.co.uk/insurance/home-insurance/bike-insurance/ Cheap stand alone cover

My house insurance wanted extra £114 for £1000 cover on a converted Giant. Went to Barclays (as previously mentioned on this forum) and got full cover worlwide with £50 excess for £16.50

This is mine - https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Lazer-Compact-DLX-MIPS-Road-Helmet_205466.htm

Not easy but you need to deal as Outward Processing Relief - https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-outward-processing-to-process-or-repair-your-goods#after-youve-re-imported-your-goods This always applied to goods being sent outside the EU

These? https://www.southwatercycles.com/m19b0s206p48475/PREMIER-LED-Flashing-Bicycle-MTB-Pedals

Totally agree with these comments. When I drive my car I find yellow to be the best colour for me to spot cyclists and so I wear yellow when on my bike. Others may find differently, which means yellow may not be best? How does colour blindness have any effect on this I wonder?

Do you have a link to this please?