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Hi, I am just an electric bike bairn in terms of my experience but I do know that those tiny wheels will be hard work for more than a couple of miles, and the 6ah battery on the Beat wont take you very far - maybe 10 miles or so, less if you hit hills. The Kwikfold has an 8ah battery which might...

Mmm, takes a bit of imagination to make it rhyme with Juicy!

How romantic.:rolleyes: You must go down a wow with the women.:p

What a shame for your friend. All scroats like that should be put on an island together to let them get on with it. Halfords attitude is a disgrace.

From a woman's point of view, I think your bike is very handsome. Awesome actually! You should probably buy a spiderman costume to go with it!

Bad backs are frustrating Andy. Hope the Big Bear didn't bite you? Get back on the saddle soonest.

That's a bit below the belt - you know that my Lucy is just a bairn!:) However, my girl has been OFFICIALLY named, so there: Sorry Bob, look what I've done to your bike!!!:eek::D

How on earth do you find where the puncture is anyway?

YES!:(

Ordered, thank you x

Wash your mouth out - I'm not tying a bit of old inner tube around my beautiful bike!:mad:

The velcro strap idea appeals. I may even be able to get one that is colour coded to match my bike! (That's especially for Trex!)

We're talking about Juicy Lucy here, thank you very much.:rolleyes:

Is it not possible to buy a normal electric bike and a really really good lock so that you can leave it near the bus or train stop if you need to cut your bike journey short? Best of both worlds that way.:)

A RUBBER BAND?:eek: But...but...I can't put a rubber band on Juicy Lucy. She has her standards to maintain you know.:D

I don't know how to put this politely to you TT, but you simply can't call your bike Lucy. :( You see, mine's Lucy, not yours. Juicy Lucy to be precise. I'm sorry but I am sitting here spluttering with indignation and shock at your effrontery.:eek:

There I was, minding my own business, enjoying a lovely country ride when I hit a rough bit of road and my mini pump leapt out of it's bracket onto the road.:( Hubby tried to rescue it but the one and only car within a mile of the spot managed to run over it!:eek: What do you other guys and...

Sad to hear you got a puncture:( But great that you were able to use the Gaadi as intended:) Very encouraging for the rest of us.

According to London transport, it is at the behest of the driver in London as to whether they allow the bike on their bus or not. So I'm guessing maybe in the rush hour you'll get refused but they'll allow the bike on outside peak times.

Hi Sheridan. I think you'll probably find the answers already given will still apply to your change of mind. I don't live in London (thank god!!:rolleyes:) but electric bikes are heavy by virtue of their battery and motor weight. They are bulkier as well for the same reasons. We are talking here...