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Totally agree. My cytronex is now my default mode of transport, so much so that nobody in the family asks if I need the car any longer when they take it out! I lost weight and am much fitter (climbed Kilimanjaro this year!). Loved the bike so much I bought a second - now I have a winter Cytronex...

Be a bit greener Try green oil products - the chain cleaner sounds wacky - put it on like oil, cycle around a bit, wash it off (yes using water!) - but it works an absolute treat. They have a general spray for frame and wheel cleaning which is the same stuff diluted down - Green Oil But...

More on panniers Good to see so many keen cytronex users. I noticed the comment on panniers. No need to pay for Ortlieb as LIDL do very similar bags for around £11.00 a side. They are voluminous wrap top type, clip in the Blackburn stand, and seem to be reasonably waterproof. Before that I used...

S17 3HA Cytronex trek - a brilliant ride for Sheffield

Just come on the thread. It's difficult to have a comprehensive view of all the developments as few of us see more than a few examples of electric bikes. Although I was interested in the Kalkhoff variants, I never got the opportunity to see them. The review of the cytronex interested me when my...

FOR SALE Giant Twist comfort - sold Giant Twist Comfort 2006. (i.e. Best version made by Giant - got me back on my bicycle and out of the car :)). 54cm frame, 5 spd SRAM, Raleigh cycle computer, approx. 5000 miles. Battery one year old plus old battery (useful for case though still holds small...

Cytronex reliability I have had one for several months. It has now totally displaced my Giant Twist (advert in next A to B if anyone interested) as it is lighter, faster and a great ride with or without power. The electrics have gone through several torrential downpours of monsoon proportions...