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• #3002
motor for the back hub
Friend had the bionix rear hub motor, it broke down and was replaced under warranty three times, fourth time they cut him off. Made me wary of hub motors. I'm sure your source makes a completely different product but anyway. Would be nice though as it seems so much cheaper than a mid engine!
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• #3003
Give me a shout
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh
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• #3005
Much to the chagrin of particular forumers, I’ve been acquiring the odd bike from the scrapyard. That’s been a relatively easy affair to remove wheels and bungee down to the platform on the XC.
Today I decided to push the boat out a little and reattached the sidecar to carry a flight case. Had it been 10mm wider it wouldn’t have worked.
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• #3007
^ That's one of the Rodford bikes isn't it? They look great, but their website has no pricing info, and I can't imagine a short-run UK-built bike is going to be cheap...
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• #3008
Yeah, I thought exactly the same. Would love one though...
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• #3009
I saw on the BBC news this morning they were attributing part of the overall drop in bicycle sales to an increase in cargo bike sales.
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• #3010
Looks a lot like the donky bike
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• #3011
Yeah, same sort of deal. Can't get them anymore though, was looking a little while ago.
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• #3012
???
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• #3013
There’s been an overall drop in bread sales due to the increase in sandwich purchases.
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• #3014
???
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• #3015
part of the overall drop in bicycle sales to an increase in cargo bike sales.
Bikes... cargo bikes...
Bread...sandwiches...Oh never mind forget it
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• #3016
I love this forum.
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• #3018
Almost there.. just need to connect the brake and dress the cables
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• #3019
Wtfigo?
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• #3020
???
They were saying there’s been a drop in sales of conventional bicycles, partly because more people are buying specialist bikes like cargo bikes instead. Can’t find the article.
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• #3021
These front hub motors look nice and simple...
Where's your cargo going?
Just I remember fucking about with the front hub motor Treks when I worked in a dealer. Lean back, pedal a little and spin up the front wheel. Would imagine an upright rear loaded cargo bike would do this almost all the time.
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• #3022
All set up, very fun!
Managed to do 25mph on a slight incline with throttle only!
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• #3023
Did you buy the motor new? How much is you don't mind me asking
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• #3024
Yeah I bought it from eclipse bikes.com
motor £350+ 17.8ah battery was £350
You can get cheaper but I bought the biggest battery I could
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• #3025
Polo bikes have well and truly changed.
Very kind of you, will do if I ever get round to it!