Thanks. I did wonder about that aspect. in reality I only plan to charge up during a lunch break, so the 50% level shouldn't typically be transgressed. Don't see my ride buddies eating pies for more than an hour. on the test run I wanted to see the limits. for my limited ambition it's already a...
https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/charging-from-a-12v-inverter-some-details.20268/
see above thread.
I should probably have posted here, but this one was getting very mathematical. Just wanted to simply state what I have done and how well it works.
Hi All
I've wondered for a while about charging the my Whyte E160 from a car battery via an inverter. I've seen a few posts discussing, but nothing really about whether it has been successful or not, except for those who are lucky enough to have full on RV set-ups. I just wanted to be able on...
Well you don't pay an energy penalty for carrying the extra travel back up the hill. I mostly ride Forest of Dean which is similar to Surrey Hills and 160 is fine - even a bit over-biked. On the S spec I have to say the basic Zeb fork has been brilliant. I just added one token. The drivetrain...
https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/first-experience-whyte-e160-s.16051/
bought mine back in Sept. Zero regrets. shock slightly weak point but I think same is true for the RS.
Ace also have a sister shop in MOnmouth and link to Pedal a Bike Away in the Forest of Dean. They rent out...
i invisi-framed the BB but it is no match for rock strikes. Went for the rockguarz in the end. Seems effective, but it ain't pretty:(
I've been sticking a bit more air in the shock over the last few weeks, in an attempt to gain a few mm, but the sag stays the same no matter what the pressure...
Hi only a year late to the party, but did anyone try any of the above?
I just bought a 300w pure sine wave innverter. i thought it was going to be a bit on the limit for the Bosch 230V x 1,5A charger. When it arrived the literature was suggesting having a power output 3 x what you believe you...
https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/assisted-workstand-moabs-v-b-hill.20003/#post-275260
posted a short vid of the MOABS 2 design on the above thread in case you are interested
actually neither. I've never carried bikes on the roof, because if I did I know I would forget about them at the wrong time.
I have a friend who used to race back in the 70s with his brother. they were coming back from a race with their bikes upside down on the homemade roof rack of their...
these days I swap pedals for cold rides and wear shimano mw goretex. had them decades and they are great. However, if you really want to stick to flats I can propose a trick i picked up from Mr Steve Jones back in the day. Wellies. they are ace and grippy on flats. You can wear loads of socks...