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NZD $399 so that is 227.61 Euro + shipping. Europe/UK Orders shipped from EU STORES - HERE

Sorry - was reading on phone and a bit too small. The XS is 110g which is lighter than the original X3 which was 120g from memory. I used one of those until my helmet with it on was stolen. The X2 I am currently running is 95g - the new ones are listed as 89g. Except for helmet balance the...

Go back through the thread - there is a pic of my night race set-up. Used to carry the battery in a camelback until I came across some smaller, low-profile batteries.

Whoops - forgot 'this'

@dobbyhasfriend Ahhh - now this makes sense ...

Yup - Med or Large. By your @bikechiq name I am guessing you are female? That being so, if you are not going for a ladies specific bike I would most definitely recommend Medium.

Can't type p*o*r*n and get through my companies internet filters. We have them real tight to stop the bosses slacking off and watching things they shouldn't.

Nah - thats just @Zimmerframe 's pr0n cache coming back to bite him ..........

Exactly. Late 60's - early 70's for me on a Raleigh like this. Remove the guards, carrier and lights. Fitted the biggest tires we could source and welded a set of motorcycle bars to the stem to get the right 'feel'. Issues/observations? Well, toe straps are forking dangerous as when you crash...

Spent a lot of yesterday riding with all sorts of riders on non powered bikes with no issue. Hell, with a couple guys I just had to let them go on a long flat bit as I was struggling to pedal through the 32kph limit. With 3-4 different power levels and 10-12 different gear ratios it is easy to...

WTF is all this fancy sheet? Drive home with all your kit on then have wife/partner/offspring/dominatrix/handy homeless person give to a good blasting with your pressure washer. To ensure all smells nice and looks spiffing, once the grunge is all off you can mix a bucket or warm water with your...

That is an Electric Motorcycle - this is not the place to look for advice for one of those ... AND mountain-bike trails are not the place to ride them.

Meh - bought some MC parts from Japan - arrived in country a month ago and then into a big hole. 3 different parcels sent 3 different Japanese carriers - where it turned to shit was when NZ Post or one of their subsidiaries took over.

Came across a guy with integrated lights on his SL the other night - he was pushing home as things went flat a whole lot faster than he had expected.

Meh - why not put my 2 cents worth in this thread .... after all @Zimmerframe has cracked at least 1 funny and not referred to which bike crashes the best.... Switzerland .... hmm, a few Swiss brands to choose from but the BMC Speedfox AMP and Scott eGenius are two I have rode and while I am on...

Most definitely. Fortunately with polling booths open since last Saturday this is easily done.

Anyone looking to fill some time next Saturday - @Duke916 has a ride happening. Saturday 17th Oct - 10.30 ride start. Atiamuri to Whakamaru and back. Stop for lunch at Russmans Cafe, Whakamaru (awesome burgers & fries) ... oooo, did I mention some nice cider or ale? then back to Atiamuri. Just a...

I am around your weight so maybe can add some input. @Gary is 100% correct though - tire volume and casing is the key. Personally, when I was racing XC and running 2.0-2.1 tires I was around the 30psi range. As I went up in tire volume and started trail riding on more aggressive terrain I...

Just my 2cents worth, but 150/200mm makes no sense. 20 years of MTB and 45+ years of MX - being in on the full suspension MTB evolvement and the long travel MX revolution tells me rear suspension at 80-100% of the front works much better than the other way around. I agree about the Suntour...

hmmm - sounds like @duk916 and I need too do a kidnapping on the way out to a ride ............. or is that a Grandnapping ..... or is that Brogan grannynapping?