Fancy something Fat and Furry between your legs?

[Cycleops]

Designed by Phillipe Starck for Moutache Cycles in France, the electric bike company.

 

[Saluki]

I was expecting a picture of a pony!

What's with the fluffy coat? Does it feel the cold?

 

[Profpointy]

I was expecting a picture of a pony!

What's with the fluffy coat? Does it feel the cold?

Keeps the batteries warm - reduced voltage when cold

 

[Saluki]

Keeps the batteries warm - reduced voltage when cold

Really??

 

[Profpointy]

Really??

Probably not really, but batteries do fail to deliver when cold

 

[Saluki]

Probably not really, but batteries do fail to deliver when cold

So do ponies.

 

[Ganymede]

How mucky would that get with no mudguards?

 

[Drago]

Phillipe Stark has designed some tat in his time.

 

[ClichéGuevara]

I was expecting a picture of a pony!

What's with the fluffy coat? Does it feel the cold?

Funny how word association works, I was expecting a thread about my ex.

 

[Jefferson Meriwether]

The bike itself looks a decent bike to me; my eyes just seem to be constantly drawn to the naff looking fluffy coat.

 

[nickyboy]

Probably not really, but batteries do fail to deliver when cold

Correct. I was in NE China in the winter and my camera battery went from full to zero charge in about 20 minutes. The only way to get the battery going again was to take out the battery and stick it down my undies. Then it would do another 20 minutes although I had to be discreet. It was a public area and I probably looked a bit dodgy with my hand down my pants trying to recover said battery.

It was minus 30 at the time mind you

 

[ufkacbln]

Correct. I was in NE China in the winter and my camera battery went from full to zero charge in about 20 minutes. The only way to get the battery going again was to take out the battery and stick it down my undies. Then it would do another 20 minutes although I had to be discreet. It was a public area and I probably looked a bit dodgy with my hand down my pants trying to recover said battery.

It was minus 30 at the time mind you

Best advice I was given for Iceland earlier this year.


Battery was about a third of usual, and without the additional spares, I would have missed a lot of good pictures

 

[young Ed]

what's with the car sized satnav on the bars?
Cheers Ed

 

[classic33]

Correct. I was in NE China in the winter and my camera battery went from full to zero charge in about 20 minutes. The only way to get the battery going again was to take out the battery and stick it down my undies. Then it would do another 20 minutes although I had to be discreet. It was a public area and I probably looked a bit dodgy with my hand down my pants trying to recover said battery.

It was minus 30 at the time mind you

Armpits or ar*e. The two warmest places to warm your batterries.