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Max. output on that light lasts just over an hour. 10 x new best headlights, for the same price, will last much longer. How can you trust a light whose sellers are dyslexic! :rolleyes: Run Rime 20% output (1600 luemns) 6.3 hours 50% output (4000 lumens) 2.5 hours 75% output (6000 lumens)...

Your bike's a sleeper. Try not to draw too much attention to it. ;)

Good luck strapping that on your bars. :D

I see, as @Tugwell Gibson can confirm, some eMTB folks on fb forking out £200 and as much as £400 on a single light. It's their dime of course, but these lights are superb. Not just their cost either. They're actually tremendous! I always argue for them when they're put down as cheap Chinese...

It's in the heart of Worcestershire, not too far from the vale of Evesham where they grow all the fruit. It's quite countrified hereabouts. Considering I work in the urban sprawl of Birmingham, I'm blessed with all the accessible green around here. I can't complain. :)

Nice and warm today. Even warmer last night no doubt! :P

Wet wood, mud and rubber just don't mix well. Add even a slight change in direction and it's game over. o_O

I have. :) Great pic and good to see you both out enjoying the autumnal hues. :)

I couldn't find any online. All they seem to have are different weight springs. If it's not fit for purpose anymore, and you need a new suspension seatpost, I recommend you have a look at the bikehut suspension seatpost sold by Halfrauds, if you can find one. They come with 3 springs and a shim...

Depends.. What is it that you do? Gamekeeper? :D I've got one sat in a drawer. It was a presentation gift from over 20 years back. It's nice but it'll never be worn. I'm not even sure that it works. I'll check it properly at some point. More sentimental than anything else of course. Just bad...

My new watch came. So I made an unboxing video. :rolleyes:

Misty but dry at least. :)

Greasing my chain and pumping the tyres up is about as much routine maintenance as I do.

I currently use these. They're OK, but the heat they keep in tends to get blasted out and overwhelmed by sub zero wind chill. I'm not a commuter, just a casual ebiker that goes out for an hour or two with his dog around a country park. So, today I bought some of those electrically heated ski...

Unleashed control.

It's not a mile from the truth either. :D

http://ebike-mtb.com/en/e-mtbs-for-kids/4/ The brand Ben-E-Bike was created out of genuine need. Ben’s parents were both riding E-Mountainbikes and their little-one was fed up of riding behind his electric parents, so his dad had to come up with an idea and ended up developing an e-bike for his...

It's a breeze on an ebike and so enjoyable. Enjoy. :) Which one did you get for yourself?

Congrats. :) I hear that the Lady Bower dam is a nice riding area for ebiking. Welcome aboard. :)