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3 years later 1543490106383691776 Here's the full report from Science Direct - good luck! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S136192092030609X#s0060 Come on people you know it makes sense.

Here's a thing:- For £350 you get a front wheel with motorised hub, power pack and gubbins. Stick it on your current bike and you've instantly got 30% more power from only 3kgs total of extra weight. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/swytch-the-world-s-smallest-lightest-ebike-kit#/

I hope you're right.

We came off the bridge and stayed on the A279 past McD's & TP. Then turned right at a sign just before a pedestrian crossing. (having gone to the crossing in order to do that safely) That weaved us through some dubious light industrial areas. Onto a grassy section in front of the power station...

The lycra clad speed merchant in blue seemed to fit in well. It's not as if Groningen doesn't have it's fair share of nutters on 2 (3 or 4) wheels

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Aren't they belt drive as well? Super smooth and quiet but single speed.

It's all about the downtube they're oversized making them really easy to spot if you're painfully sad. The G-something bike is very clever as all its gubbins is stored in the 'bottle' on the downtube, so that does look like a normal hybrid bike.

My analogue commute has me going 12 miles west, so that's usually into a headwind but as it's early it's not usually so bad. I then spend the rest of the day looking at a flag so I can have a nice armchair ride home. Well I'm pleased this thread didn't instantly die the death I was expecting...

We've had cars, now it's bikes turn, although this'll be a considerably shorter thread. The Stat's had their longest ever family ride today, 20+ wind assisted miles along the coast to Brighton. I'll forgo the much needed moan concerning a lack of anywhere safe to cycle from Shoreham bridge to...