kalkhoff pro connect disc alfine 8 2011 for sale

I have decided i would like to upgrade, so i am selling my pro connect disc 2011 model with 18 ah battery.The bike was purchased from 50cycles in january 2012 and has only been used about once a week.The bike is in excellent condition,Glasgow area,may be prepared to make travel arrangements. £1350

What's the frame size? I'd be interested if it's either 55 or 60cm.

I have decided i would like to upgrade, so i am selling my pro connect disc 2011 model with 18 ah battery.The bike was purchased from 50cycles in january 2012 and has only been used about once a week.The bike is in excellent condition,Glasgow area,may be prepared to make travel arrangements. £1350

 

Hi Gerry, you could also list it here

Used eBikes | 50cycles Ltd

 

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sorry pro-connected for not getting back sooner, away for a few days, it's a 56cm

Hi. Thanks for that, but while you were away I've made arrangements to buy a second-hand Pro Connect S. The idea of having 3 Kalkhoffs is tempting, but that's probably a bit greedy!

no problem, been looking at the pro connect s as well, do you find a big difference in power, only thing that bothers me is that I would like to tour and I wondered if I would get decent mileage on low eco mode on the s class.?

Hi. Sorry to take so long to reply to your post but I have waiting for the Edinburgh weather to allow me to get out and acquire the data to answer your query about battery use. I have now compared both my Pro-Connect and my Pro-Connect S around a roughly 20 kilometre route around the North-West of Edinburgh. The weather conditions were broadly the same, and I've been round several times in the same direction using the same 18AH battery on each bike with the assistance level set to 'medium' continuously. With the Pro-Connect, battery elec use is roughly 6.25 Watthours per kilometre (10 Watthours per mile), whilst the PC-S elec use is roughly 8.75 Watthours per kilometre (14 Watthours per mile). So for the same distance the PC-S uses 40% more battery power.

 

I should point out, however, that on both bikes I've cycled at my normal comfortable cadence which results in an average speed on the PC-S about 10 to 15% higher than the PC, and a top speed about 20% higher. The 'fun factor' uplift is about 500%!

thanks pro connect for reply, yes as I thought it might be, the pro connect s though a lot more fun would not be ideal for long distance touring.still might not rule it out totally.thanks again.