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Thanks for the video, very informative

Thank you for an informative video of the LVBU kit. I look forward to getting mine soon.

I just got the 10” IMT on Amazon for $40. 750 lb suction. I’d prefer a multi cup front but I’d think 750 lbs should be safe enough. Not sure what safe speed is with it on though.

Just got one on sale for 40 bucks it says it good for 75 mph. And a 600 lb suction I think that would be perfect to take the bike locally

Thank you for your lvbu video, very rare find indeed. Just bought my girlfriend the kd40s kit on her single speed and so far after 8 miles of extreme hills its battery indicator is at 97 percent. Love it so far.

This is the same kit as the one I have, supplied and rebranded by a company called Easifit in UK. I have had it around one year. I have found it reasonable, quite low powered and as you go up the power scale there is not a huge difference between, say, 20 per cent and 80. It doesn't compare in any way with the power delivery from my Raleigh Felix Plus ebike but it's ok for pottering round town. I wouldn't want to use it in a hilly area.

Did you used pass pedal sensor? How the kit can work without one? thank you

How much was it?

Thanks for the video mate, very informative

what is the maximum speed of this kit?

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Me and Gill visited the NEC bike show this afternoon. The video captures me in a max effort for 6 seconds on a Watt bike. A competition I did not even get close to winning. Nevertheless it contributed money toward the Submariners charity. Gill entered their raffle and won second prize. The show continues tomorrow. Whilst there I tried out two electric fold up bikes and a bike with the new Skarpar electric assist clip on system that converts ordinary bikes with disk brakes into an electric assist bike. Good fun, but lacked many of the big brand named cycle manufacturing organisations. Be warned parking at the NEC cost £16.95. If you precooked parking on the internet before hand you could save approx £4.

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Hi Phillip, thanks for the review, much appreciated. Great example of how to use the Tyre Glider correctly for ease of use. Regards

I bought the 3 cup system and it is a lot stable than the one cup

Can you lock it?

Does this come with any kind of CE certification for use in EU? I've been looking for the makers website to ask them but can't find it...

Hi Phil I am looking at ordering one of these. Do you still recommend them?

It seems well built but one single suction pad doesn’t make me confident. I’m considering a vacuum bike rack for two e bikes but haven’t chose the right one yet.A couple of Rassine LX400A could my target but don’t know where to buy it.

I've purchased a second IMT vacuum bike rack system. I'm happy with this product, and needed two. I decided to buy one check it out, decide whether to send it back or make another purchase. Purchased from Amazon UK for £99, with very quick delivery. Before using the bike rack and to take away some "will it work anxiety", check all the screws used on each sucker are tight, and stick the pads to a flat surface, e.g. A window or fridge door for an over night proof of operation test. I did this successfully, there was no visible drop in the vacuum after 12 hours. Stick it to a surface or your car roof and test it with all your weight. Read the instructions and follow the manufacturers advice. I opted for this system because: 1.). It's lite weight, easy to put on, takeoff and store, in the provided little carrier case. 2.). IMT have lots of previous experience with vacuum suction pad systems. 3.). It's very competitively priced and I like a bargain. 4.). I wanted a solution that was vehicle transferable. If you are not happy or unconvinced with this type of vacuum car rack system, the next Best Buy I found in the UK was a LXB6 RASSINE TWIN BICYCLE SUCTION ROOF RACK TOP HOLDER, available for £225, from Orange imports based near Huntingdon. They also do a single bike system that has three suction pads, similar in design to the Sea Sucker Talon for £155, the LXB5 RASSINE SINGLE BIKE RACK. Other makes of vacuum suction pad bike rack system I considered were SeaSucker, Treefrog, ROCKBROS, Kupper Mount, and a couple of Chinese brandless products.