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boyabouttown submitted a new listing: Carrera subway womens e bike - Carrera subway womens e bike Learn more about this listing...

I only meant to rotate the bars up 5 degrees so.

Bought a car with a tow bar already fitted, so bought a bike rack to put on it. Problem is when rack is fitted, it does not sit level. When looking at the towball, it seems the small flat bit at bottom of the ball is not level. Should this flat bit sit level.

Or try rotating your bars towards you for free.

Can be done but you would need new handlebars, grips, brake levers, shifters maybe new stem. You could try inline brake levers on the drops if you ride with your hands on the top of bars.

Sorry about the gears, don't think she ever went that high.

That will make your commute 6 minutes now

I have the ribble, the motor is not very powerful, I think it's aimed at cyclists who just want a bit of help. I had a gtech that just got me up steepish hills but the ribble runs out of steam unless you put a lot of effort in.

I'm in s8, Norton lees

Comes with spare inner tube, if that swings it for anyone.

Got it, replied.

boyabouttown submitted a new listing: Woosh Rambletta - Woosh Rambletta Learn more about this listing...

I have mine at 100% on each level but i'm pretty sure that does not give you full power regardless of which colour your on.

Not sure what the quoted torque is of the rambletta motor is but the wife goes up the same hills as i do, without any trouble, no heart pumping, no wheazing, legs not burning. My ebikemotion rear hub, 40 n/m has me doing all the above. I am lighter than her and have stronger legs, although she...

South sheffield, got bike at caravan at moment in hope valley, derbyshire, were down here till next monday. We usually leave bikes at van but can bring it back home or we are at van every weekend with bikes. Your welcome to try it out.

Barnsleyrob, if you want to test ride the rambletta, the wife has one you can have a go on, were in sheff.

To be honest, i have never ridden the rambletta but the wife loves it. Had it a for about 3 months, i changed the folding pedals as she thought they were a bit small but apart from that not had a problem.

She's 5'4, there is plenty of adjustment up or down on seat and handlebars. I keep tweaking her saddle height up as i think she has it too low (likes to plant both feet on ground when stopping). Cannot see how the suspension model would be too big for your height.

When i click the map link it shows the journey takes 4 minutes, what bike you got.

Peak district ride out today, once again the wife 'dropped' me (picking up the cycling terminology). She also sailed past a road cyclist who was labouring up a hill. The rambletta looks a lot stronger motor uphill from a standing start, or is it how bikes are set up, sensors maybe. Mine is fine...