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Amazing!
Next step is to switch out the bars for something flat for a position I'm more used to
Dont do this, just erase the cyclist in you when you ride this.
Also need to sort out the HORRENDOUSLY squeally brakes, a perennial problem with discs. They function fine but jesus what a noise.
pretty much all my disc brake bikes bar road bike make noise, who cares. Cars are noisier and cuntier.
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Dont do this
Don’t heed this haha, get the bars you want :)
Also I hate the adjustable stem that comes with them
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Dont do this, just erase the cyclist in you when you ride this.
Sadly I can;t erase the trapped nerve in my back, which makes riding seated all the time difficult. Helping heal the sciatica with relaxed position and e-assist was a big reason for the purchase.
MCamb
William.
So I'm now the very happy owner of an Urban Arrow Family, same back end and motor as a Cargo L or XL, but a smaller front end with no front shock. Nearly bought a second hand XL but was always slightly unsure about the weight and turning circle, so this machine is a great compromise.
Thank you @MCamb and peeps on this thread for the advice on this purchase. Next step is to switch out the bars for something flat for a position I'm more used to. The sweep on these makes it almost impossible to pedal out of the saddle.
Also need to sort out the HORRENDOUSLY squeally brakes, a perennial problem with discs. They function fine but jesus what a noise.
The box designed for carrying small people might actually fit my toolbox with the seats removed so could leave it on there.