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Err, alright then 68 for myself. Oh good, it's pension day tomorrow. Not that I have an opportunity to get out and spend it.

The 3500 ft of climbing is an impressive figure for 45% usage, agreed. I'm always more interested if feet climbed than mileage when assessing usage, that's what really hurts the battery.

Yeah, that's looking good. As I've mentioned before, I often get 100+ miles. Here in the UK cut off is 15.5mph

Llivia, no photos attached?

I believe you're right? Getting two rides approximately 90/100 kms out of a charge ain't too bad at all. OK, I can often get 100+ kms out of one charge BUT? Here in the UK max assist speed is 15.5mph, I can do this on my own and when I do use assist (almost only level 1) it's set at 80% also...

You should also treat your mobile phone the same way. If you want to prolong the battery life.

While the relevant light is blinking you give it another short press to move up to the next assist level. Once at level three, you press again to come back down to level 1. It's not possible to drop from 3 to level 2. Hope that makes sense?

It's easier and cheaper though, to lose it of your weight!

27lbs. Also replaced cassette with a Dura Ace 12-28 along with Conti 5000 tyres, Xpresso Titan Carbon pedals. When lockdown is finished (I'm isolated for 12 weeks because of transplant) I have a Rotor Elliptical chainset to replace the Ultegra. One area I don't compromise though? Saddle, got my...

M20i Medium (I'm 5' 11")

I have the Mavic carbons, great wheels. Also changed over bars and stem to carbon, got the bike just under 24lbs. Any decent wheel builder, should be more than capable of building new rear wheel around the hub motor.

There is a list of error codes that Mahle publish.

Many folks have commented on having a loose headset on picking up bike. The PDI should pick up on it. Once tightened it stays locked. Still thinking about your problem.

Yes, there is a sensor on the opposite side that reads the locking ring on the cassette.

Two things, first delete app and download again. Secondly make sure the connector between the cables on the left rear chainstay is pushed home. One time I got the pink warning, I hadn't pushed it all the way in after having the wheel out.

2 "Old ones"

You're lucky to receive it. Just had mail from Brooks. There storage is in Italy, just closed warehouse down for the duration.

CTC, 'Cyclists Touring Club' They put a poster up in the school hall, promoting a Sunday ride for all. This was 66' course I'd had a bike since the 50's. At the time I was on Hull City's (The Tigers) books, then in the second division, on schoolboy forms, about to sign as a Junior, leading too...

Not Zwift, Rouvy. Much prefer it, and less crowded. Couldn't get on with the cartoon like appearance. I like the quality HD videos and climbs that Rouvy provide. Yesterday, did a ride in Switzerland. The first hour was spent climbing at a steady rate of knots, spectacular scenery, culminating in...

Gulp!!!