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Great video, thanks. One thing I noticed (particularly at about 11.30 - 12.00 in the vid) was the motor seems to be further to the rear wheel than most BB set-ups I've seen, is this because the Fat Bike frame won't allow you to set it close to the downtube?

Are these what you need... STRAPS

Thanks Danidl

It might be due to lockdown and self-isolating, but I find myself working on the pc more than ever . Currently, I'm using a dining chair with an extra cushion for height, but not for long before it starts me shifting around. Can anyone recommend a really comfortable office/desk/computer type...

And check the hanger isn't bent.:eek:

Is this it??? AMAZON

There are many youtube vids on this subject for you to understand how to measure the chain.

Is the derailleur hanger bent?

Similar to this... THROTTLE

Superb set-up. I hope they do really well, thoroughly deserved. Ignore the dealers and use this company would be my advice to anyone with a motor problem. Good Luck .

How about something like these... AMAZON

Google is a good friend - unless you live in Australia!

On picture No 5, that looks like a 68mm BB not a 113mm version - it appears you're measuring the BB and the crank together! :confused: Any BB measurement over 68/73mm is usually associated with FS or Fat bikes.

Everything you need to know about the shifters... HERE

These may give you some ideas... HERE & HERE

Cold air and cycling don't go well together for me either. (COPD). Following a recommendation from vfr400 last year I bought a set of heat pads and a couple of battery banks and fitted a heat pad in a snood type neck/mouth cover and not had a problem since with cold weather.

This is a good thread to read SUNTOUR NCX. Also another tip is if you have other bikes you may wish to interchange the NCX, it would pay to buy an NCX with a seatpost diameter that will fit all of them and use a shim for the bigger diameters.

Great value, just make sure they have the correct spring for your weight. See the note on page 5 HERE

Google it! LIKE THIS!

In general the advice given by Nealh is spot on. In my case, I had a Giant MTB and a road bike, then diagnosed with COPD and with it came a lack of lung capacity and weak leg muscles. I kept the road bike to use on a turbo-trainer and sold the MTB. I tested a few ebikes at Rutland Water and...