This is me all set up ready to go. Not sure if you can see it, but when I bought the bike I upgraded to the Satori Animaris suspension seat post. I also put on the ergonomic grips.
I also bought the Azur expandable trunk bag, but to be honest, I'm not a fan. It is held on with velcro and when I put on my Basil pannier bag, it tips over. I'll look for a better system, I think.
Poor old Mr Aggy was using legs (like a fool 😃), so while I was enjoying an easy ride, he was pedaling hard and watching the track like a hawk, as it was a bit rough in spots. I was trying to ride on level 1 or on no assist on the way to Queenscliff, as I wasn't sure how the battery would go.
At Queenscliff, we stopped at the old Esplanade Hotel, now totally revamped as the Queenscliff Brewhouse. It has a number of different areas, one of which is a really good deli with local produce. There are a number of other areas as well as a whisky bar, for those so inclined, but this wasn't open.
On the way back, we were riding into a headwind. Not so bad on the Mixte, but Mr Aggy found it annoying. On the way back, I was riding mainly on Level 1 and Level 2 with some Level 3. As you can see, I could have used lots more battery as there was plenty left after 74.6 km.
Great work Mixte!
Great work Mixte!
(I'm a bit delayed in posting this, but I'll be better I promise!)
18_02_24
No comments:
Post a Comment