Beat this for distance....

[Woosh]

Apparently one of our customers has just returned from Trinidad and Tobago where he rode around on one of our Zephyrs much to the curiosity of the locals. No idea how he managed to get it out there but there we are......

I think someone tried to nick a mudguard while he was there (does it rain that much there one wonders?) but didn't manage it....and someone also tried to nick his rear wheel from outside Tescos when he got back here...but didn't.

Clearly a bike that's had lots of adventures.

Anybody taken their bike further afield than that? Maybe there should be a competition.

Keep cycling and smiling everyone, despite the rain.


Hatti

 

[Eaglerider]

I ebiked down to the bank this morning and got completely soaked on the way back. Two miles from home I got a puncture in the back wheel, (a broken paper clip fer crissakes!). I then got even more soaked changing the tube under a tree that kept dropping soggy leaves down my neck.

Adventure?, that's enough for one day!

 

[Jimod]

Apparently one of our customers has just returned from Trinidad and Tobago where he rode around on one of our Zephyrs much to the curiosity of the locals. No idea how he managed to get it out there but there we are......


Hatti

Trinidad and back is a fair distance! That must have been the 15ah battery?

 

[mountainsport]

I ebiked down to the bank this morning and got completely soaked on the way back. Two miles from home I got a puncture in the back wheel, (a broken paper clip fer crissakes!). I then got even more soaked changing the tube under a tree that kept dropping soggy leaves down my neck.

Adventure?, that's enough for one day![/QUOTE

WHY!! it had to be the back wheel ? I'm still trying to understand laws of Chemistry and Biology. Sorry about the puncture.

MS.

 

[trex]

Trinidad and back is a fair distance! That must have been the 15ah battery?

and it's must be well hidden inside the frame to pass the airline inspection.

 

[VictoryV]

And balloon tyres for bouyancy...