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they calculated that in. so the pedals are almost identical in actual axle size

they have the two options, EZY and EZY superior https://www.mkspedal.com/?q=en/product/term/3 https://www.mkspedal.com/?q=en/product/term/4 on our folders and on my Raleigh travelbike (indeed older steel model with the same geo as the Dawes Sardar... where would that design have come form :D)...

this part is fixed to the crank works like the bajonet system like on pneumatic or hydraulic hoses. so when the bases connector is screwed into the crank you use any EZY pedal with it: or the Promenade (also a very comfy and longlasting pedal) the yellow clips are used to secure the...

I'd go for the LAMBADA Ezy Superior those can be taken of the bike for transport (or taken them of as an extra safety measure) and indeed those are comfy (are on the Brompton Ralph T and the Tern bikepacking folder's)

indeed, same as SKS, https://www.sks-germany.com/en/Products/Pumps/Spare-Parts.htm?a=catalog&p=1017 Since Silca moved from Italy to the USA in 2014 we see that the prices go up and up... SKS still just produces in Germany, and thats not the case with Silca, there are more and more products...

I'd say SKS, Silca is way overpriced.

I use different inflation systems. For the daily rides with the commuter bag with me I have a turbomorph with an analogue pressure gauge, for the casual rides I take a topeak e-booster with me (with some patches and a lever). For loaded touring I usually have another Turbomorph analogue strapped...

riding like this : would include roadside repairs and the "get to home" would be under the stars in either a tent or under a tarp... so that would need to be a good repair to last a few miles...

well Oracle is very happy with SAP using their DB... and JD Edwards isn't that bad.

PON has very deep pockets, so they wont end up as some other pure bike brand owners. PON is indeed struggling like the other bike OEM's, so they are slimlining the brands and product ranges (like most, I see it daily around me). When CSG was still owned by Dorel there was a significant overlap...

the PON.bike brands...

The new Ridley E-Noah with TQ HPR 40 drive unit 11 Kg at 9099 euro's...

What I hear from our sales guys.... Market got indeed into a standstill two years ago, last year sales did not really pick up, if dealers sold bikes it was in 90% out of their own too big stockpile. So that meant a lot to the manufacturing and stock for brands. (btw GT is PON.bike...). So we see...

Most rim types have that dent in the middle for exact that reason.

there are a few companies who develop just e-bike frames and use a custom motor dummy bb shell if a customer really wants a non-e-bike version

its these Harvesters who create these enormous piles of wood. Have been working with them years ago. Very efficient to get the logs out. They do indeed create some tracks in the fields. One would want to cut down the trees when the is less tree sap in them and the least chance to demolish frees...

ours where stored in shipping mode in Spesh warehouse and came with 30% charge, the app said no charge cycle, so after the first top-off to 100% the app reads on both bikes 1 cycle. so they should be fine. I got ours via a dealer for our brands who also sells Spesh...

this weekend we had -13 degrees C and snow here, so typical Dutch pictures

nice platform to work with. We have them as our e-bikes at our holiday homes. One is build in 2020 the other on 2021. Both are indeed XL's. That measures up as just a bit shorter than a normal Vado in Large.

Correct we've some products from them under our brands