What did you buy your ebike this week?

RustyMTB

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Jul 22, 2020
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1994 Haynes bike book, two quid up the charity shop! Stuck on cantilever brakes? I'm your man.

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Stihldog

Handheld Power Tool
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Jun 10, 2020
3,499
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Coquitlam, BC
I’m about to install one of these. The other position didn’t make sense anymore.
Top tube Kiox mount and a slight modification to the knock-block insert. It should clear-up the cockpit for other things.
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…like this.
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HEY…I’ve been told there is a moratorium on any upgrades for awhile since three of the kids are getting married this year. 🤦🏼. Gotta start saving.
 

Pivot

E*POWAH Master
Jun 11, 2020
668
1,088
New Forest, England
@Zimmerframe , I recall you posted that you bought slick bar-ends that protect your outer fingers. I can’t find your post… it looked like turned-in short horns.

How are the bar-ends working for you?

I have longer horns but when I hit branches I have to muscle my handlebars straight. Admittedly not the best solution for my riding style. So, looking for alternatives.
 

Zimmerframe

MUPPET
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Jun 12, 2019
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Brittany, France
@Zimmerframe , I recall you posted that you bought slick bar-ends that protect your outer fingers. I can’t find your post… it looked like turned-in short horns.

How are the bar-ends working for you?

I have longer horns but when I hit branches I have to muscle my handlebars straight. Admittedly not the best solution for my riding style. So, looking for alternatives.
They seem to work well so far. Can't find the original threads, but there's this one :


I had planned to make some video's of riding into tree without them and with them, but injuries at the time meant none of that was possible and I've not been inclined since :)
 

RustyMojo

Well-known member
Oct 30, 2021
166
105
Gloucestershire
Just ordered a Kios kit for my Trek rail 7, how hard was it to install?
The fitting of the actual is really simple. The routing of the cabling to plug it into the motor is an atrocious job! Set some time aside and work through it methodically taking note of factory routing. Oh and while your there, unless you are running the blendr wired in lighting, purchase a Bosch blanking grommet and remove the wiring for the lights….it causes more trouble than it’s worth!! As I’ve found, to my cost!
 

Trekka

New Member
Jan 24, 2022
16
69
UK
Doesn't that rub paint off under the rubber? Swingarm moves...
300 miles covered with it on and no paint has rubbed off or any signs of hot spots. The is a weald spot in the middle that is raised slightly so the contact of the flap is limited to this area.
I've taken a side on shot so hopefully you see what I mean

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The EMF

🔱 Aquaman 🔱
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Nov 4, 2020
1,261
2,382
South East Northumberland
Do you know that you need a government approval?? and that something happens while you are driving or parking there is no assurance that can cover your audacity?

I used a SeaSucker on my BMW 6 Series when lugging my Santa Cruz Bronson around the country with no problems at all and believe me them suction cups get a mighty hold…..
Mind you the the Bronson was half the weight of my Whyte E-150 RS..
 

EMTBSEAN

E*POWAH Elite
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Feb 20, 2020
1,030
727
Sheffield
I managed to get my tracker an AirTag and a holder for the AirTag, J E James of Sheffield are going to fit it for me this weekend, I’ll feel a lot better once it’s fitted

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