Instead of looking for and purchasing an adaptor, consider either buying or swapping your bottle. The new valve assemblies accommodate both POL and LCC27 fittings

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Each Burner size has minimum room size that they can be safely used in. Check with the manufacturer for this information

It uses a motor in the front wheel and is operated via a throttle

​@@FormanddesignAu I contacted a reseller near me and they said that they stoped manufacturing them about a year ago and do not sell them anymore.

@@Bulsebub I think you still can find fatmax, I get mine today here in Sweden. I've seen those are available in Germany and Netherlands too. Do if you can't find at your place maybe those can send them to you.

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You are correct about the bags denting and such with only a bit of use. When we were selling these bags I would always point that out to potential customers. Sometimes it was a deal breaker and more often than not it wasn’t. There’s a few ways to look at this. Firstly all bags will scratch and dent regardless of which material they are made from. Secondly, they are aluminium so some dents can be beaten out. Thirdly the dents give them charm and make them uniquely yours. In light of them denting and scratching they do tend to outlast just about everything else. I had a client who gave me a 45 year old ZH suitcase that I used as a display. He retired and didn’t need it anymore. He was a person that traveled internationally for many months of each year that he owned the bag. It was dented and scratched, but still good enough to travel with.

You are correct, that is the way that Pedelec bikes are designed to be

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That’s not our experience. We sold those cases for 15 years and handled repairs and warranty work and never had to repair one of those

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The chain guards don’t touch the chain so they don’t make any noise and they keep your trousers clean

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Thanks for your comment. Check out my video on the Tern Vektron folding eBike that I rode to Australia's highest mountain kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJnRl61urrdma6c I also did a separate video showing just the features of the Vektron kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2XIoqGne8aboZo

@@FormanddesignAu Thanks mate. I’ve checked out your other excellent videos and whilst I’d prefer the folding bike for the convenience of placing into my short-wheel base Jeep, I’m worried it might not be quite strong enough, as I’m quite a big, tall guy. I’ve looked Tern’s website and like the look of the latest HSD S+ model, which has a Gates belt-drive and an automatic gearbox that seems great for a low maintenance, easy hop-on and ride experience. Very expensive though. It’s kind of semi-folding, so I might be able to just squeeze it into my vehicle. Have you had a chance to look at this model? What are your thoughts about this bike?

I think the HSD is the nicest of the TERN eBikes to ride. I've sold quite a few of them. Being a Professional Mechanical Engineer, I tend to personally prefer the simpler things like a derailleur. The auto changing is good, however you still have to change the desired cadence frequently for the auto to work properly. For example, normal riding on a flat you would set the cadence to 60rpm. When going up a steep hill, or when you want to accelerate fast from a standstill you would want to select 90 rpm. The only downside is that you have to use the + and - keys on the controller to do this and it adjusts one unit at a time. There are no presets. This kind of takes the gloss off the whole "auto" changing thing. It works well but.... One caveat, is that you can set the controller to change gears manually using the + and - buttons on the controller, but that defeats the purpose of having an auto. My preference is to keep it simple. Go for a high torque motor and a big battery and a derailleur. They are messy, get dirty, need adjusting etc, but anyone can fix and adjust them. The Gates drive thing is also a bit over-rated in my opinion. But if you are riding in a relatively flat area, and you are not prone to sudden bursts of acceleration, then go for the fully auto and you won't be dissapointed. If you are in a hilly area with lots of traffic, like I am in Sydney, then keep it simple and change the gears yourself with a derailleur rather than a hub gear set.

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I had the same experience, but we were a Holden family. Next time that we drove up we could only go as far as Rawson Pass and walk to the top. That would have been in the late 70’s. Then by the early 80’s Pioneer coaches ran a service from Perisher, in summer obviously, to Rawson Pass. No cars were allowed when the buses started running. By the mid 80’s no cars or buses were allowed past the Charlotte Pass lookout. Nowadays I walk it or use my eBikes.

It sounds like you need a cargo bike. It just so happens that Moustache has made a very capable cargo bike and it just so happens that I have made a video of it. So for someone who needs more of everything watch this: Best Cargo ebike: Moustache Lundi 20 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYXJp5uhn7hgiNE

A pair of Ortlieb panniers will shock you as to their capacity and practicality. Various colours available to taste.

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Thanks for your comment. I have to admit that I really don’t know the answer to your question.

If in doubt, get a licensed gas fitter. It’s always good practice to check the integrity of any gas fitting, new or old, by using soapy water around the fitting. If it bubbles then the fitting is not safe. The fitting needs to be under internal pressure (ie gas flowing through) for the test to be valid.

I’m not sure what you are referring to. Perhaps you’re question would be better directed to where you purchased the bbq from

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