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I was musing this question whilst out today on my Fazua powered bike. I have ridden around 5000Km since moving to an E bike due to injury. Whilst more speed is allways attractive, I looked at my average speeds, often over 17mph, with longer rides in the summer over 19mph average. Also now able to ke...

I have a Cain bike with Fazua, and weigh 94kg.
With it always set to eco mode I would get around 75km, with around 1000m of climbing.
When touring I carry a spare battery, but find with bags on tour im looking at around 60km a battery.

I went from a Diverge to a Cain.
I have to say I prefer the ride on the Cain. I have ridden the Cairn over 2000 miles with no great issues including touring the Pennine Way this year.

Worth considering other gravel bikes with better standard wheels too.

https://www.cairncycles.com/?gclid=Cj0K ... RREALw_wcB

I hear Fazua have another update due in July.

A review not dissimilar to my experience of the bike.

https://www.cyclingweekly.com/reviews/e ... nture-1-0#

Following struggling with a knee injury for some time, I have taken plunge and bought one of these. I waited until I have covered my first 1000k to report. First impressions were good, however on my first rides it developed a problem with an intermittent cut out. Following sending pictures to Fazua ...

Im allways looking out for good advice, following Maiignant Melonoma with disfiguring surgury and five years of follow up treatment.
Throughout this time I have come to see us as a high risk group, meeting other cyclists with skin cancer at my follow up appointments.

https://www.puffincruiseslymington.com

I have used this a couple of time, bikes go free too

Always found this place good

http://www.relais-du-mont-ventoux.com/

I have helicopter taped the frame but my set up is in line with frame, I fear a ding off road.

It's horses for courses really, I have shifters from SRAM and Shimano on my road bikes, but have planned a tour to Kyrgyzstan and like the simplicity, and don't mind the shifting. I have ridden 50k off road today and enjoyed the bike and shifters, only changed gear with my knee once but worry about ...

Hi all
I have gone back to bar end shifters on my touring bike, does anyone have any ideas to protect my top tube from the shifters.

Just back from a great week staying at The Astoria Playa. All arranged by Wheelssport. Picked up at the airport, the best cycling facilities I have come across including a full time mechanic and tools to use if required,rental bikes fastidiously maintained.Friendly advice and support from staff thro...