It isn’t easy for most people to transition from flat pedals to clipless pedals I find it easier to sell restored bikes with flat pedals. I personally use flat pedals when riding my mountain bike and reserve the clipless pedals for road. I have not hit my shin on my pedals but I have witnessed other riders on the trail either smash their face and break bones due to clipless pedals. For commuting flat pedals are the best choice since you can wear any shoe and not clipless shoes only.
Clipless pedals (+ shoes) are too much hassle in my case and not worth the investment.
Ordered these:
Although I have to say that I liked those that I’ve ordered before better :~
Very happy with service from Cycleling. Order arrived to Northern Europe in 11 days via Belgium Post which was remarkably fast for a Chinese purchase.
i ordered these (rockbros) pedals in red, really nice anodised colour but does scratch off easily on pavement etc. holes only matched up with one of the bolts on my clips but the railing made it secure enough
one thing is that the end cap on one pedal fell off, paid $5 for a pair of replacements from my aliexpress seller. make sure you tighten them up before you go ><
Will do. Thanks for the heads up.
I can’t find Cycleling in EBay? :~
By the way kaiser, I like the idea of putting the grid coordinates in the location. I hope you won’t mind if I copy shamelessly. :bigsmile:
Found it while looking for rockbros. :~
I have owned two of those Raleigh Techniums. They were both the same paint scheme as yours. I think it’s one of the best looking bikes I have owned. Supposedly the thermally bonded alloy frame had issues of catastrophic failure but mine were always fine. Something to consider.
I am happy to hear that you guys have found what you were looking for from rockbros and cycleling. Thank you for the heads up Speedsix. I have put over 2000 miles on that raleigh with no problems. I sold the bike to a lucky female from austin a couple of weeks ago. Pics of her before she was sold
I have found a shop which is called bmsbattery.com the shop sells parts for ebikes.
The motors are quite cheap and I am sure a 1000W motor would be freaking cool(only250W allowed here) but the shipping is very expensive.
Has anyone of you bike freaks found some other ebikes part shops?