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Having done a quick search, I can neither confirm or deny that Whyte fits the "recommended" O ring under the Chainring lock ring. Anyone?

Eventually found a use for this old Autoklock steering wheel lock. Just an added level of security, to go with my sold secure diamond lock, if I leave the bike in the van unattended.

Having sourced a 38T I tried to fit it today. School boy error, as I measured the gap between chain ring and chain stay when the bike was upright ie weighted. Turned the bike upside down to fit and it touches the chain stay as the bike is unweighted. So its up for sale!

Bike / Product Year: 2020 Manufacturer: SRAM Model: X-SYNC 2 Eagle Size 38T Asking Price: £15 + postage Location Suffolk, UK Description New unused. Direct mount for Bosch Performance line CX motor gen 4. I thought it would fit when measured with sag, but unfortunately it would hit...

As someone who usually rides alone I always take the usual spares and tools which is fine if you are ok, but recently "because I am getting on a bit" and having had a few "offs" I have been considering my safety a bit more seriously. Last week this was brought to a head by someone having had a...

Most EMTB's are using standard drivetrains which is their weakness, the motors mainly being the strength. Weakness: Chain wear, and breakages. Specifically inner plates and pins. Cassette wear, bending, and chain ring wear. Battery capacity. Motor waterproofing??? Strength: Battery capacity...

HI all, shoot me down if you wish, but getting to the time of life of not caring what I drive and this will be my 2nd car anyway. I am looking for something to carry my soon to be delivered eMTB. Has anyone looked at or own a wheel chair adapted Belingo or similar. I have already noticed that...

Hi all, new to the forum, but have been lurking for sometime, and expecting my first ebike soon. Similarly to quite a few vintage (sounds better than older) cyclists, I have been tempted over to the dark side by a list of muscular skeletal problems, which take some of the fun from off road...