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Thanks for what seems to be a good idea! Initially I thought about something similar, such as fixing it to the frame with velcro, but it's not possible as the support sticks out behind the frame:

I believe the Rohloff hub is 36 spoke and the front 32 :) The front hub has a thru-axle with quick release. Riese & Müller used to equip the back whhel with a standard quick release as well, but now it's just an allen bolt of sorts. Added: Yes, there has been the occasional pedal stroke, but...

As a Superdelite owner I can confirm your first point - the bike is heavy :) However, the geometry is fairly sporty so it's not a problem riding it aggressively on even loose surfaces such as gravel and forrest roads. You can "lay down" the bike underneath you when turning in hard and fast, and...

That's the Charger/Supercharger. The Delite/Superdelite still have the same rack. Good news that Rohloff is compatible with the Smart system though

Congratulations with you new bicycle CyclingDan 👍 When I charge my batteries this occasionally happen and I really have no idea why. When it stops charging it says a 100% charge. But in the morning when I turn the bike on again it sometimes appears with only 96% charge. Maybe it uses a little...

Thanks for the link to your adventure! The kettle is on and will enjoy the reading soon!

I can agree with that! May I also add that with a healthy dose of rebound one can also avoid "packing" the dampers and the bike will feel quite stiff - which is no bad thing.

A quick update on the latest change to the Superdelite. The Selle Royal seat is gone in favour of a Brooks B17. The Selle seat was ok for short distances, but there was always an issue with numbness - typically with casual trousers. Apart from this minor gripe the real problem was on longer...

It does happen here as well I'm afraid. The new combined foot paths and bike lanes much better though and are physically separeted as the foot path are raised a foot or so from the bike lane. It does seem to work much better than the old ones which has no separation.

Yesterday was the official opening day for "the world's longest bicycle tunnel" in my hometown Bergen (Norway). Today however, you could walk, run or use the bicycle going through the tunnel. It connects to the new bycycle lane going to the center of town and is just brilliant and very...

Changed brake pads on the rear brake today and swapped the winter tyres for Johnny Watts tyres. Gave the bike a good clean and it feels great again! I love this bicycle! the

Is that due to different sprockets?

The Delite is a fantastic bicycle! I borrowed a Charger 3 Touring and it had a very instant and sporty feel, probably due to the chain and derailleur. However, living in a place with an average of 250 days of rain a year, you have to constantly clean the drivetrain - which is a faff. The...

Sorry to hear, but hopefully there will be a new opportunity soon. Oh, and that Specialized looks fabulous!

Beautiful bike - congrats!

Thanks for sharing your lovely story and experience! I not only enjoyed it but have started dreaming about doing something similar - albeit with an e-bike.

Sounds terrific! It must be quite a feeling of freedom to not only cover huge distances on a bike, but also the camping bit sounds exciting

I'm fortunate to live on the west coast of Norway as the winters are nothing like the on the eastern parts - which really can be bitterly cold. The temperature rarely dips below -10 celsius/14 Fahrenheit. More often than not it's around -5 or thereabout. My old bike had a 400 wh battery and had...

I haven't tried it myself so I cannot vouch for it but Fidlock's vacuum solution seems to be interesting? https://www.fidlock.com/consumer/en/vacuum/

I used a neoprene cover too on my old bike because it was recommended. It rains on average 250 days a year where I live and although our winters can get cold and miserable it rarely dips below -10 Celsius. I honestly cannot say I noticed any difference with the cover on, and I suppose it was...