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I thought that i would post to praise Specialized and leisure lakes for stepping up today, as I’ve now come to expect. in another thread I recently wrote the tale of a long walk caused by a nail going through my tyre and rim tape, cleverly defeating my tubeless ploy......drat and blast it...

Hi everyone, lbs(leisure lakes, Preston) fitted my Tannus inserts today. So far after a few miles, im impressed. I got a pair of tubolito tubes to suit because I knew I’d get some anyway. Up to now ive noticed a pronounced difference on small bumps. Far fewer vibes/harshness. I tested on some...

Works for me

Hi, yes different sizes of battery pack are available to suit requirements. They are carried in a pack. However the system is very light in terms of the motor etc, I think 7lb overall without battery. Motor is very powerful in use, about 450w nominal and 750w peak. Broadly it’s very similar to...

Hi, I had the lift Mtb system on my transition bottlerocket. It was fun with a capital F. it’s pedal dependent but you dial in the assistance with a small thumb throttle. i have more details but the website and YouTube channel are a wealth of info. Cool thing, I miss it despite my Sworks levo...

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Ive just ordered the Tannus. I have been really satisfied with the tubeless set up for over 3k miles. Only the rear butcher needed a slight top up in that time. No punctures. Due to a health issue I simply cannot get stranded as I have no vehicle And have to walk home. Sadly, a couple of weeks...

Flippin eck chap! What happened?

Ditto alloy chain ring, no e specific bits on my bike as yet.

The E Wild tyres and eddy current are going toward e specific. Ive noticed a situation lately that leads me to agree with your sentiments regarding e rubber. Namely, I recently refitted a tube in my rear wheel after months tubeless. My experience since, despite similar pressure has been...

Welcome Rob.

I see what you mean. I'd rather pedal home on an eeb with insert and flat tyre or even the rim, Aaron G styleet, than any similiar situation on a manual steed. Get a model that pedals ok and its gravy really. Best of both worlds. Levo pedals pretty well too.

Looks bloody good in the pic for me

I went for a Mitsubishi Delica. Just brilliant. Tons of space, 4wd and the premier feature.........an up and over back door. Read, a rain shelter to remove muddy kit before climbing in the van. Also used a Suzuki micro van thing with the same type of back door. Really really handy. worked really...

Me too

No mate I simply admired your bike. I have a levo(yawn).

I like it too. Belter, as we say round here.

Thank you wepn, she's blushing now.

50/60 maybe for a short while, you got us both beat combined at 80! However, she can hit max velocity in three strides.

Maxxis hookworm looks good in 29. what about the minion SS? Sort of foot in both camps. Options and all that.