Finishing off, and first impressions of the Tongsheng TSDZ2 Post date 2020-04-12 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, electric sutra, tongsheng TSDZ2 Sorting out the brakes and motor cabling, and some initial impressions on the Tongsheng TSDZ2 motor.
Installing the Tongsheng TSDZ2 electric kit Post date 2020-03-29 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, electric sutra The electrification of the Sutra is about 90% complete, with only brakes left to go. Here’s how the TSDZ2 motor install went.
Parts for the Electric Sutra Post date 2020-03-21 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, electric sutra With the electric Sutra build progressing, let’s talk through the bits and pieces, including that Tongsheng TSDZ2 motor.
Electrifying my Kona Sutra Post date 2020-03-08 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, electric sutra A bold new world for my Kona Sutra tourer, with a retrofit electric kit arriving soon…
Nihola Trekking ebike review Post date 2019-11-11 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, Nihola Trekking A full review of the Nihola Trekking ebike. Don’t let the name put you off; this is an excellent city and commuter bike.
What difference does an ebike make? Post date 2019-10-20 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike After six weeks and 275km commuting by ebike, these are my thoughts on how it compares to an unassisted cycle.
This just in: Nihola Trekking eBike Post date 2019-09-02 Posted in Cycling Tagged with ebike, Nihola Trekking I’ve just taken temporary ownership of the rather fine Nihola Trekking eBike. Let’s see if it’s more fun than the rather dull name suggests
Strava heatmap ignores app privacy settings Post date 2018-01-30 Posted in Cycling Tagged with privacy, strava The privacy problems revealed by the Strava heatmap are significant, including ignoring settings and not displaying options to mobile users
Have you visited CityCyclingGlasgow recently? Post date 2017-06-04 Posted in Cycling Have you visted CityCyclingGlasgow.com in the last month? We’re all shiny and new!
A death on the tram tracks Post date 2017-05-31 Posted in Cycling The tram tracks that Edinburgh council were repeatedly told would kill someone, have killed someone.
