Only 2:42 so shouldn't kill you to watch to the end.
Please can you post comments about if/what you want to see in the ride videos and the living with it videos.
Something different from the rest on the interweb hopefully.
That bag will clatter yer thighs.
A GT eGrade AMP would have been so much nicer! 🙂
I thought it might but it doesn't.
I am really touting for ideas for what people might want to see on the ride video if you have any ideas.
Anything you don't get to see or hear in other review vids?
Being chased by a bear (in the New Forest?)
Being chased by kids on e-scooters in town
Chasing non-e-bikers up hills and laughing maniacally
Looking for plug sockets in remote spots
And interesting background music - I'm thinking Benny Hill style
Being chased by a
bearsquirrels (in the New Forest?)
FTFY
Seeing how well it goes off the ramp into water at the BBB?
It was fun down the steps by the Ski slope so who knows what might happen
I am really touting for ideas for what people might want to see on the ride video if you have any ideas.
360 Sui no hander bar. 👌
Being a Topstone 105 owner (really like it) who thinks he should probably have gone 'e' due to health issues I'm more interested in real world range with different loading of the bike and rougher hilly terrain versus road.
Though to be honest I think I'd struggle to fork out £3k for any bike. I struggle to do it for a car!
Not that bored enough yet though to start skimming teabags out the loft window 🙂
Very nice bike, I like cannondales,and only 15kg, good for a 40 mile plus Ebike.
Being chased by a verderer (in the New Forest?)
FTFY
Anything that doesn't end with you picking up another injury and a sojourn in the local hospital can be counted a success.
Back from the first ride. Not sure what a Strava share will show but here goes <iframe height='405' width='590' frameborder='0' allowtransparency='true' scrolling='no' src='https://www.strava.com/activities/5966403724/embed/02a789257a1bf5691d836299605e724ecabb5620'></iframe>
28.38mi, 2:33:31hrs, 1,529ft Alt - Mostly in green boost level; and can back having just turned amber when I flicked to red boost for the last couple of miles. Otherwise I reckon it would have stayed green. Real world I think it would do about 60 miles on white/green boost as quite often you find yourself above 15.5mph so are cycling without assistance and so not using the battery.
This is Ian explaining that gravel riding has some point
