Recent content by parkerfm

Definitely - Class 4 is the category mine fits.

I've installed Tannus Armour in mine to (hopefully) prevent just this.

Thanks! - the shorter fenders are an option offered by the NZ agents: www.boostbikes.co.nz

With a bit of badge engineering, mine now presents as a "Bonneville".

I left the wheels on mine in place when I installed my fenders - I let down the tires and used a short allen key.

I've just had 26" x 4.0" Tannus Armour fitted in the tires of my Boostbikes Scout (the name of the Revi Cheetah here in New Zealand) - I purchased the Armour for its puncture protection qualities, but am also enjoying the extra "cushiness" the inserts provide- I can run a lower tire pressure and...

Kia Ora from a fellow Cantabrian! David from Velo-Ideale can sort this for you. Give him a call or text him on ph: (027) 4462414 Velo Ideale is in Surfside Mall/68 Seaview Rd New Brighton (cycle parking outside shop, car parking in Hawke St carpark)

Pretty much what it would have in the United States, taking into account the exchange rate/taxes and tariffs etc. I had the grips and pedals from other projects - the saddle was $NZ 190.00 ($US 128.47 at todays exchange rate). I'm sworn to secrecy over the price paid for the tires...

They are new old stock Surly Black Floyds - they were discontinued about 4 - 5 years ago, and are scarce as hen's teeth in this part of the world. I am lucky to have a local bike shop owner in my town who was the Surly agent for NZ, who tracked these down for me.

In New Zealand these are marketed as the "Scout" by Boost Bikes. Here's mine, with a few parts swapped out.