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Eh, Martin. It was not my bike.

Flecc I agree, it does seem that the internals were not well sealed in this instance. I'd like to think that this is not the case with every unit out there.

It was my KTM, unfortunately stolen. Never did take it apart despite doing many muddy and wet off road rides. The motor had been underwater many times and did not seem to complain. This leads me to believe that it was sealed electrically and mechanically. Martin suggests a little mud in the...

Is the casing not just for aesthetic? I'd had mine fully immersed on several occassions, had the gears not been sealed, I am sure they box would have failed.

Just teasing. I think they look fantastic, I spoke to Specialized when they 1st came out. S class and no intention of selling in the UK. Shame because I would have bought one then and their. Give us a report when you've had it a while. Cheers SRS

Dave, understood. Thanks very much.

Dave Does more controller, motor current not = more watts, hence more power and more speed? If the above is not true I'd appreciate a quick explanation, if there is one. Many thanks

Nothing wrong with a bit of light banter. I just like to put the word out, Brighton has a lot to offer for everyone.

Hi Eddie Nope, never watched or taken part in Big Dog, had some mtb mates years ago, think they took part. Stanmer Park, I believe. Not into racing myself, spend my working days competing hard for business. Come leisure time, I can go at a pretty reasonable pace when I choose. Mostly I ride...

"I'm upgrading to a Specialized Turbo" Don't you mean downgrading?

I've lived in or around Brighton for the past 48 years. Gay, straight, non brits or whoever you are, you will be welcome in most places, that is why so many from all walks of life visit Brighton.

Eddie Try a dongle, the bike will become the bike it should have been in the first place.

Well, that is a surprise!

Lets not forget, they could also fine the users and make some money at the some time as crushing. Alternatively, they could ask themselves why these bikes are on the road in the first place. Hmm!, maybe they are serving a useful purpose. Personally, I hope 50 cycles sell a huge shed load of...

Does seem a bit odd they they fail to mention the legal aspect. I guess that they are working on the theory that just about everyone that buys one is more than happy with it. By the time the government realise that the country is full of very purposeful but illegal ebikes it will be too late...

Does not function on Ipad using Atomic Web browser. Have not got a pc or mac at home so not going to be useful to me. Needs to works across most devices and platforms to be useful to all.

I have never owned a chain checker, is it really necessary? I have always lubed with hypoid gear oil, does the job and cheap too. Checked for wear by pulling the chain away from the front sprocket. Too much air, time to replace.

The court fined him £100 for the offence of carrying a passenger, and ordered him to pay court costs of £85 and a “victim surcharge” of £15. I'd chuck the kids in the car and light a cigarette. Mad, there a local guy, cycles his kid to and fro to school. The two kids sit on what looks like a...

Flecc you are right, not popular. Yes they do make wheel removal more difficult but by clever design this could be made easier. I believe it is more to do with fashion and street cred. Honda knew something about chain life when they designed the C90. Sure it wasn't cool but it was very good...

1st picture shows, solar panel to voltage regulator, then connected to battery. From battery through what looks like an invertor/ charger. No specific details here. Before you can make any decisions you. need to ask the following questions 1: Panels, fixed or portable 2: Size of cycle battery...