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I've had a couple of issues with what I thought was a speed sensor, as the motor would cut out occasionally, and the speed would be zero, so had my LBS order a new one. It's only about £25. Upon fitting, there was a lot of mud and crap around the motor, so he's cleaned it all out, fitted the...

Yep, go on then.

Yep, they are the Flak 2.0. Damn auto correct! I’m happy to move a little on price for a forum member, within reason.

Not a Trek, but my new Whyte is getting the Invisiframe treatment before I take delivery. Can’t wait! Your bike looks stunning.

Looks good. What are the SRAM parts on the rear triangle?

Fahrenheit :D

The more I think about it, the more a fast estate makes sense. I don’t need an SUV, will soon get bored of using a camper or van to use as a main car, plus estates tend to be nice and low, so loading the bike in the back isn’t going to break my back.

I just got a pair of these. They're a bit tighter than most gloves, but will stretch a little. Tested the other day at 3 degrees, and my hands were warm.

Nice bike, but you've got the tyres on the wrong way round!

Impressive. Were all the cars in the snow using the same tyres?

Ouch! That beam blends in to the background, as it’s the same colour as the road/ sidewalk. Surely they should have put some kind of markings on it?

Bike / Product Year: 2021 Manufacturer: Oakley Model: Flak 2.0 sunglasses Asking Price: £95 Location Surrey Description Purchased in December, NEVER WORN, due to complications with laser eye surgery (don’t ask!). As you can see, I paid £143.00 for them, but the January sales have killed that...

As above, I can’t seem to find anywhere here to sell non eBikes! Purchased in December, NEVER WORN, due to complications with laser eye surgery (don’t ask!). As you can see, I paid £143.00 for them, but the January sales have killed that, so I’ll do them for £95 including postage.

My LBS has offered to shorten the cables for me at the first service, once everything has bedded in. Mind you, I don’t expect them to stretch that much initially!

Good to know, thanks.

How do you rate the Michelins? I'm tempted to get those fitted to my new bike before I take delivery.

I’m very impressed with the ceramic lube, creamy smooth gearchange loveliness! :D

Back to the OP, the problem at the moment is that not many bike shops have demo bikes, due to demand levels, so we have to take a bit of a gamble. I bought my Cube without riding one, and have done the same with my new Whyte. I always do loads of research, read reviews from the bike mags...

I had a play with one of those a couple of months ago when out on my 1260 Multi. The sound those things pump out is phenomenal! I’ve just had the full Termi fitted to mine now though, and the sound from that is dangerously addictive.