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I've had my Easyfold for 3 years now, used twice a week, no problems. Have done some 5 or 6 hour drives, 2 ebikes up, no problem. Any 'reports' of a bike falling off would indicate that the bike wasn't loaded/secured correctly. Securing a bike is idiotproof. Securing a second bike just takes a...

Bulls bikes are available in New Zealand. I have a E-Stream EVO FS 3 29. There are not many.

North Island. Its part of the Hauraki Rail Trail. was there two weeks ago

Nine of us rode down the Waikato today, Hamilton to Ngaruawahia 55k return: it wasn't there.

As the leader of a cycle group I always say that I carry around enough tools to change the wheels on a 747. Others, don't carry much. One guy only takes his cell phone on the basis that if he has any problem he will ring for a taxi to take him and the bike home. After a few rides you will work...

At 83 in early July I think I'm still ahead.:cool:

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's a....................................................

Haven't found the MTB mode yet but I usually use Trailforks for mountain bike tracks. It's got a lot of detailed knowledge about grading height profiles etc

Mapy.cz works down here in New Zealand. Impressed with the detail (house numbers) it displays. Although it doesn't pick up some of the tracks that I know of.

Ive always said when going past a toilet "never let a chance go by"

If you need to secure your pants leg from catching on the chain ring fold it over at the cuff and tuck it in your sock. Worked for me from the middle of last century.

As of last week the Muddy creek cafe has now lost the MU on the sign

I didn't know he lived there. Actually that only 30 minutes away from me. (by Car, (big hill in between))

I'm sitting here and its 33degrees (91F) so I had to wonder...........

What's that white stuff ??

Plus 1 on the Thule Pack 'N Pedal Tour Rack . I have a Topeak bag with wet weather gear, first aid pack, spare tube, and a lot of tools. I have never used the panniers on each side. been running this for over 2 years and the only "problem" is the tools rattle a bit on mountain bike tracks.

Going back to that photo of Davids 165mile ride with Mt Ruapehu in the background. Lake Taupo in the foreground is the crater of a volcano which blew about 1800 years ago. It was the biggest in the world in the previous 5000 years. Some reports of ash in China and in Rome.

There's a story about a police chase where the villains were out in the country and giving the cops a run for their money. They came round the corner and here's this great big mob of sheep. They got nicked. And it turns out the sheep were owned by another cop who just happened to be moving...

from Tauranga new zealand

+ 1 on the helmet. The 'pink' has similar colouring to the rest of the photo and blends in a little.