chad_gates

I send my two 9yr olds (on 20.0s) up to my local woods, and they just stay away from people. No problems so far. I don't believe for a minute that a Police officer would take the bike away/ASBO you --not for a first offence for sure.

Thanks, I appreciate the reply. Currently my standard 20.0 back tyre just will not stay on, it keeps popping off the rim. I'm wondering if the inner tube is too big, or, probably, the tyre is somehow slightly too big. Very odd. Arrrg.

Hi, Can I put fatter than my current 20x2.5 tyres on the back wheel of my 20.0? If so, where would I get them? If not, I guess I need a new back wheel and tyre combo -again, which and where to buy? Any advice? Cheers CG

Before and after "fixing" it. Maybe an old tyre, and its now too big? Any recommended places to get one before Sunday?

Hmmm. Deflated, fiddled, maybe there's a bulge in the inner tube. Does that happen?

Hello, Just fired up the other 20 and... 1. No battery lights showing, but going like a rocket 2. Rear tyre keeps coming off the rim (!) Anyone experienced same? Cheers CG

Many thanks. I was thinking 4 voltmeters, one for each battery pack (2 bikes, 2 spare sets). Can (should?) I use the provided charger to charge the batteries individually? Many thanks CG

Hello from Scotland, I have just acquired 2x 20.0s and now realise that I'll be needing a second set of batteries. I'm not yet ready for lipo. I see I can buy from Oset at £39.99, or from intamicro https://www.intamicro.co.uk/p-653-rec10-12-yuasa-battery-12v-10ah.aspx for £24.99. probably elsewhere too. As I am buying two sets, the price difference is significant. Anyone know a reason not to go with the cheaper supplier? Also, what is the perceived wisdom regarding off-bike charging? I was thinking of buying a socket like on the bike and simply attaching it to the batteries. Can anyone point me to a source for the socket? Can I balance the current and future batteries by individually charging them using my newly created shorty charger cable? Can anyone recommend a handy volt meter that I can easily keep close to the batteries, to help me check them regularly? I'll need 4. I also note I'll have to buy lanyards for the bikes too. I read previous posts about saving £25 with a DIY solution, has anyone any further/better advice to help? Many thanks, very impressed with the bikes. Cheers, CG