Newbie with £1000

[Mike45]

I'm beginning to wonder if the OP has left the house? That's why we have started discussing the prowess of Lancashire over Yorkshire (oops, didn't mean to say that). The alternative being too twiddle our thumbs

If your still there Neil, have you looked at any bikes yet?

I tink e's a troll

 

[Perseus]

Don't matter that the OP is not here. I have pencilled in a budget of a £1000. Got a Cyclamatic for the time being to check out what I need. OK for shorter trips. However, the Woosh Kreiger looks very tempting for longer rides. Still use pedal bike for very short trips because of security isues and the bikes are found to be heavy for lifting up steps and getting through kissing gates etc. Cyclamatic was a better ride than the Kalkhoff I tried.

 

[OldBob1]

Don't matter that the OP is not here. I have pencilled in a budget of a £1000. Got a Cyclamatic for the time being to check out what I need. OK for shorter trips. However, the Woosh Kreiger looks very tempting for longer rides. Still use pedal bike for very short trips because of security isues and the bikes are found to be heavy for lifting up steps and getting through kissing gates etc. Cyclamatic was a better ride than the Kalkhoff I tried.

Cyclamatic is not a bad E-bike, I have improved my foldaway with a sine wave control system and LCD unit which has improved the bike to an impressive level of control.

OB1.

 

[Zack @ Byocycles]

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And some excellent prices from our range of dealers too!

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