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I think there are a couple of better options out there, for example, (8) Cube E-Bike Owners Group | Facebook

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The 150. It was about 4 months ago as a pre order Rode one at Bedgebury but preferred the Cube I demoed at Nirvana.

I've had my 10litre Osprey for a good few years and the current version (largely unchanged) has just won best in category in MBR. Its got a built in tool roll and back protection and so comfortable, I've never thought about moving down to anything smaller

I'm in Surrey and was looking at both Whyte's and Cubes. Went for a Cube but was offered 10% off at Ace if not cycle to work or on finance

55 so been riding a good number of year. Using an MTB for fitness was a big thing for me so was originally anti EMTB but along with the motorhome, its he best thing I've bought. I'm doing many more miles and it even prompted me to upgrade my manual bike so using that more as well

I recently purchased some Ride Concept Powerlines when I couldn't get any 5.10's and been very impressed with both the grip on flats and their waterproofness (a lot cheaper too). Not perfect but very good in most conditions except the worse

Yup tried both solutions and you get better coverage and much quicker result with Invisiframe.

The covers are these coloured discs.

I've added an SDG saddle, anodised valve caps, V12 pedals and a bolt on Proguard front mudguard plus Invisiframe. Rear mudguard and orange brake caliper covers for the Magura next

I hired a Whyte at Bedgebury in Kent when I couldn't find a shop demo

If you had any issues after merely riding in the rain I'd be taking it back and returning it as "not fit for purpose" Enjoy your new bike

Yes had one of those when my battery started fading and fantastic add on

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Agree totally

Agreed and that feeling of disappointment is 10x worse on an analogue bike lol

I'm not a Techie so all I did was buy a silicone handle bar mount to hold my phone and used Trailforks to find the beginning of each trail.You'll soon find your way around and be able to link them together. Try Yougurt Pots and then onto Telegraph Road for starters.Trailforks does allow you to...

I'm in the Surrey Hills and there are excellent rides in Peaslake, Holmbury St Mary, Leith Hill and Redlands for starters. If you download Trailforks and download a map for that area (I think you get 1 free area to download without a paid subscription) and you'll see the different trails. For...

Was going to ask the same question :) My Lexus RC is the only car I've found for a tow ball to be an issue with and thats down to its part ali chassis

I've got tow balls for my motorhome and daily driver from Watling Engineers who have been excellent and made me a special adapter for the m/h. Can't fix one to my Lexus though ?