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On a circular route the amount of climbing will be matched by the amount of descending, but that there is nothing that requires the climbs to be of equal slope or distance.

I have spoken to Dan, the owner of Edemo as a well, and he was very friendly and offered helpful advice, even pointing out that for the everyday use I planned on using the bike for a cheaper model was more than adequate. It is just unfortunate I am not yet in a position to place an order!

I am going to be ordering a Supercharger 2 in the next few weeks and cannot wait to try it around the byways of West Wales.

I live in the UK, so I am hoping the shipping will not be that much!

Thanks. Thankfully at this time of year lights are not really required for the times of day I will be riding. Be different come the winter though.

Cheers. Even better is that it comes at no extra cost!

I ask because the bike shop I plan to buy my bike from adds “slime” to the inner tubes of the bikes it sells that gives some self-sealing ability. They tell me it lasts fir 2 years, after which you should change the tubes ( and to be honest that is not unreasonable for changing them anyway as...

Thankfully I will soon be in a position where the extra money will not be a problem as I getting a significant inheritance from my Mum”s estate. She made me promise before she died I would treat myself to something really nice, and this bike will be it. Thanks for advice on the batteries. I...

The liquid latex you mention, is that added to the inner tubes?

I spoke to Dan from Edemo in the UK, and have decided a Supercharger 2 with the heavy duty option, and the Rohloff hub and Nyon display is the bike I want. is it worth paying that small bit extra for the the front rack, along with the R&M bag that is an option? And the dual 625Wh batteries...

Was that a motor firmware update, or a controller update?

Thanks. My thinking was that the upgrades in the heavy duty package would be more difficult to add afterwards, whereas changing the tyres, pedals and grips would be relatively straightforward.

So I would be able to change the tyres if I was wanting something a bit more grippy?

Thanks David. I think derailleurs it will be. Not only is it very up and down here, no incline is ever constant!

A bit about me and why I have joined these forums. I am 54, and live in West Wales, just inland from Cardigan. It would be fair to say there is nothing around these parts that can be called flat, it is just a matter of how steep the incline this. For this reason I am wanting an e-bike. Cycling...

Hi, I am looking in the next month or so to buy an e-bike. I will want a bike that I can commute to work on, and bring home some shopping. I would also like to be able to do some light off-road riding. The Charger 3 and the Supercharger 2 have caught my eye, but I have some questions I hope...