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I never knew these existed.

Ok. I'll pick this up when I get that far. I've got frame. Forks. Front wheel. Derailleur. That's it so far. Waiting for better weather so I can build it outside. Not much room in garage

So its normal for left side. I think my current setup is left. I'm still building the bike. Was a second hand wisper step through frame and some original bits.

When I looked at a kit online I seen it with an option to order a left side or right size pas sensor with big hole. I have no idea what I should order? Thanks

Update. Swapped wheel today. Friday the rear wheel locked as jammed on brake shoe. Finally the rim failed although I'm surprised it's split.

I wonder if this actually works out easier? https://youtube.com/shorts/UiqStNNutkM?si=7GrpvFTYt0-z-7V0

I don't know what to make of this. https://youtube.com/shorts/0ZzBegk2khs?si=QC346Llxxpb4Zu5Q

£1.560 . Good grief. Not for me. How serviceable is this device?

Interesting thread this. I have a wisper frame and need to find away of mounting a 48v battery. Think I'm going to build a rear rack some how with aluminium riveted together. Don't like the idea of a seat mounted battery as a bit high?

I'm starting to think my Chinese brake pads have contributed greatly to the problem. The wheel has deteriorated in the last week so I've ordered a new cheap wheel off Amazon.

Ah. I see now

Springs crushed and fouled the position. Could not work out what they did so binned them

I was thinking about a spoke tension meter?

I'll have a look later at the sizes. Main problem I had was springs stopping the wheel fitting in tight as they sat in gap so I removed them which changed the fitting position Had to adjust everything after removing springs

I think its standard width and I have a quick fitted ATM. Originally it was nut and bolt which I prefer. Quick release don't sit so well I find as every time I remove wheel the quick release never goes back in the same place.

Hi Ive decided to buy a new rear wheel. 26 inch. V brake. 6 speed freewheel. Would any wheel that takes a freewheel work ok? I've looked online ( not very hard I admit) but I can't find the answer. Thanks

I've found a thorn in tyre before. I've always checked and glued the hole in the tyye. I admit to not check patch in water through. I think if it looks good then all is ok and take the chance which explains my failed attempt

I left the patch to dry for an hour while I had tea. Pasta which was nice...I used chalk over then placed it back inside tyre. Hopefully 7am tomorrow I'll be riding to work with no problems. Was a slow puncture so been adding air every morning.

Update. I think the alcohol helped clean tube off. Sanded as well. Patch stuck well so see if that holds. I think its good now

Thanks. I right blep up the repair then. I couldn't find a YouTube video showing my patch kits but that one did. Bingo. Thanks