Cyclehighlands in Ballater for mine. Seems the S4s are harder to get but luckily they had an S4 in their first order. Late August for mine bit could maybe be earlier, fingers crossed.
Pretty similar to what I was told here Downunder. If I got in early with my order there is a chance that the bike will get in mid year as there are two order groupings. Order 1 which is submitted straight away and will get filled first. Not sure what defines the "second" order, however that is slated for end of year. The AD also thought that order fulfillment may also hinge on what you have ordered. They think the Druid Core will be more popular and may therefore get filled first and then it may also come down to what size and spec you ordered. It's all a bit complex.
Forbidden mentions the sizing is the same throughout their lineup. Im 5'7 and on a s2 druid and dread. Im guessing you would be on a s2 as well.
funny what all is considered a "review" these days.
Not seen any other riders reviews, opinions to date.
that's an outlook or an opinion piece max. a review is when you have the actually bike ridden and talk about it. geez
In the last Para the person that rode bike gives his opinions and reasons for such. Ok it’s not got a video to support, but I don’t see why his opinions based on time spent riding the bike can’t be considered a review, albeit a short one.
He’s talking about the analog version not the new e-bike. I’m keen for actual rider reviews, guess they don’t have enough bikes to be able to give to reviewers. Its a big expense for smaller companies giving bikes away for weeks then having to move them on as used
this, reading comprehension is lacking big times these days, as is using common sense
i know, that felt like a scene in idiocracy
Cumbria And August
Then I stand corrected..
Nice. Bike will go hard in Rotorua. September is what I'm working with. I'll let the distributor return from the States and settle back into life before I reach out to hear all the juicy details. 45km/hr assist is the nugget that I've been most excited about lately.
What's the assist limit in NZ?Nice. Bike will go hard in Rotorua. September is what I'm working with. I'll let the distributor return from the States and settle back into life before I reach out to hear all the juicy details. 45km/hr assist is the nugget that I've been most excited about lately.
No limit as far as I am aware but Shimano motors can be purchased set at 45 and Dji will be the same. I currently run a bosch with a speedbox set at unlimited but 45 would be plenty enough. I don't hit anything where I need to be pedaling faster than that. At least I don't think I do
Different rules in every country I guess
Yeah, it's very much regionally based. Depending on your country (and even state at that) there are varying rules around maximum speeds, peak power etc. Hence why the mobile VPN trick, where you change your location to NZ then log into the app and set your location. The app then limits the motor to what I was thought was 30kph rather than 25kph that appears to be the norm everywhere else.
