Ashley M
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, or a £10k credit limit on his Mastercard 
The best bike for you is clearly the Jetson Folder. It comes with an LCD, totally huckable wheels, pegs, sturdy frame, and built in carrying handle. It comes in under your price point, so with the leftover cash, you can buy hookers and cocaine.
Jetson Bolt Electric Bike | Compact All-Electric Ride-On
Discover the Jetson Bolt Electric Ride-On - a compact, all-electric bike with throttle control. Portable with built-in handle. Easy to ride and perfect for urban commuting.
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fenwick458
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you don't sound like the sort of person who will listen to anything anybody has to say so just get whatever you want
Billybopsbasher
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Go on then... I'll bite.
What doomanic is saying is, what is it about the cube you already own that you've decided is now not worthy of keeping?
There's many questions we can ask, but only you can answer them... Only then can we start to give advice.. What's the point in just posting up brands of bikes that we own, as I'm sure you'll already know of them?
Are you looking for an all day trail bike?
An enduro style bike?
Is your geometry now outdated or has your motor packed up?
Knowing you body proportions also helps as no 2 bikes are designed the same... Some are designed for riders with longer legs and shorter arms(old geo) new style bikes are shorter in seat tube in relation to the top tube so better if you have short legs and longer upper body.
Knowing your riding style also helps as the way the suspension is designed varies from frame to frame also. No point in blindly recommending a bike when we have no real idea as to whether it'll actually suit you.
Users are reminded that people of all ages can read the forum so please use suitable language and, where possible, to respect your fellow members.
This is a public forum. If you ask for advice without providing information (in this instance, literally nothing) it's only reasonable to expect people to ask questions so they can help with a solution.
Such as is there anything you don't like about the cube ? weight, power, range, handling, wheel sizes. Additionally, things you do like about the cube.
Ashley M
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Hello
Firstly please forgive my outburst, it came at the end of a stressful day and quite honestly I didn’t see the point of the answer. However it’s clear that people wish to have sufficient information to respond properly which I clearly didn’t provide
Consider my questions retracted, I’ll undertake due diligence myself and try and satisfy my own questions.
Maybe I should buy an Orange?!
Firstly please forgive my outburst, it came at the end of a stressful day and quite honestly I didn’t see the point of the answer. However it’s clear that people wish to have sufficient information to respond properly which I clearly didn’t provide
Consider my questions retracted, I’ll undertake due diligence myself and try and satisfy my own questions.
Maybe I should buy an Orange?!
Isn't this the same word they hear daily from the classmates and friends?
Manc44
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Remember when we were kids riding over every terrain imaginable on a £40 BMX with a plastic saddle, no gears, no suspension and 20" wheels?
Why are we now like this as adults?
Why are we now like this as adults?
