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The wheel being so high off the ground was the main issue, I will try the mods mentioned in this thread then look into stabilizing the front wheel if needed

That makes total sense! Unfortunately I have just sent this back so will re-order the 27.5 one and see how that goes, if it's still too big we can chop a bit off the legs.
There is only 30mm difference between the two sizes so didn't think the smaller one would make enough difference.

Many thanks for that @Greasy_Paws

Ok Hive-mind, I have tried to fit a Pletscher twin leg kick stand to my wife's Cannondale e-bike and although bought the one fir 700c wheels when the stand was deployed the front wheel was about a foot in the air!
We need one to keep the bike stable when loading/ unloading the panniers, hence the twin leg style. There is a plate behind the BB which would be the preferred mounting point due to electric cables and hydraulic hoses on the chain stays.

Help and suggestions gladly received

I have a short cage Tiagra rear mech and a few 9 speed cassettes not being used. Also might have a 'spare' XT 9 speed rear mech

will need to be posted- can send pics if you are interested.

Got some no name cranks with BB but think the rings are knacked. 170mm length if I remember.

let me know if you are interested and I can get some photos to you- will need to be posted but will be cheap.

Thanks @C4r1s, the Alpkit is what I am after- she has been using my stem mounted bag but the zip is 'the wrong way'

If there is nothing available she will have to put up with what we have- I am sure there used to be loads of these on e-bay but can't find them now............

Can anyone recommend a 'gas tank' type bag for my wife's ebike? So a top mounted top tube bag that sits by the seat-post so as not to interfere with her electrical button?

Doesn't need to be trendy, usability a priority

blimey I though I was pushing it at 40c tyres!
Anyway these seem to be more than adequate for any bridal paths Dartmoor has thrown at me so far!

I am moving to a decent sized garage with a house attached soon so am looking at wall mounted bike storage. I bought a couple of the Halfords brackets that hook your wheel with the bike hanging below, these were cheap from local FB. The garage is breeze block so is there anything I need to consider when putting these up? my bikes are utility rather than svelte racing jobbies.

Is there any advantage to putting up a wooden batten then screwing the hooks to this?

What speed is the rear mech?
Would you do it for £15 if 10 speed?

No worries

Would you do the Noodle bars for £20 inc. postage? I'm in no rush so choose the cheapest price.

What's the clamp size?

no worries

Looks like this with the lever attached- but I'm just offering the 'body' no shifter lever.

Sounds like you might be sorted now anyways

I might have a bar end shifter in the shed, I'll have a look over the weekend and get back to you if you are not sorted by then

I have a SA thumby 'body' that I used a downtube shifter with- not the most aesthetically pleasing but useable with no issues to which rear mech you have!

let me know if you are interested

I've got some odd rims knocking about that someone can have for the price of posting- will put more details and pics when I wake up after a night shift

I have one of these you can have for the price of posting- just let me double check it's still in the shed

Thanks for the interest chap, not sold here so off to eBay if you fancy them

Anyone have a decent single tubeless valve knocking about?

Will need to be posted.
TIA

Bold statement but-

Front XT dynamo hub with c/l 180mm rota, qr, 100 x 9mm

Rear Hope hub with 11-40 9 speed cassette, 160mm rota, purple security skewer 135 x 9mm

Good condition rims set up tubeless using Gorilla tape with WTB tyres 3.0

£250 posted from Devon

#nogravel in Plymouth

New Pirelli tyres are super though

now sold thanks

For clairity I've had 2 pm dibs so these are probably sold already

Rubber band included