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KERS can recover up to 10% energy :)

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Mine is the same. A dyu d3f. Single speed, hub motor.

We use radial lancing only on our electric version of the smaller-wheeled Siggi folding bike. Because of the motor, there's just not enough space, so it's just simpler with radial lacing. On our larger models we use single or even 3-cross lacing

In most cases going from 11th to 1st gear is not necessary, however, in terrain that changes a lot (sudden uphill, sand, mud or just stopping at a red light in the city) we think that being able to quickly change gears in one motion is a nice benefit of the Gevenalle shifters. Of course, this video simply demonstrates how quickly Gevenalle shifts from one extreme to the other, where in most cases changing from 11th to, say, 4th gear will be enough. In that case, Gevenalle would still be quicker, just not as much

That's so great to hear! We are currently working as hard as we can to get demo Siggis out to our dealers. We are streamlining details that need to be in place for Siggi to be the amazing bike we want it to be (and I can tell you, we are making some great progress!). In that regard, we do not have stock in our Copenhagen showroom that you can purchase directly, you can expect that both dealers and our own shop will have Siggis available in the first quarter of 2024. We will of course be happy to make sure that you are first in line, once we have fulfilled our obligations to our Indiegogo backers. Can I ask what kind of configuration you are most interested in? Siggi Electric or manual? What sort of gearing option would you need? You can of course still support the Siggi campaign on Indiegogo through the InDemand program, where you can save 20% right now. You can find it here: igg.me/at/siggi/x/30003476#/

Hi, that is a really understandable concern, Pannier bags are definitely something we wouldn't want to be without and that is why we did our best to make sure that they could be moved back far enough on the rack to accommodate a fully grown rider. Paul, Siggi's designer, just came home from a 1200+ kilometer ride from Copenhagen to Vienna where he had two Vaude Aqua Back Plus (51Liters combined) panniers on the back filled with more than 26 kilos of clothing, spares and camping equipment. He also carried an 8-liter handlebar bag. Siggi managed the entire setup quite well. Paul was concerned that the panniers would be too low and catch on everything but despite riding quite a bit of gravel on the trip, he had no issues. Siggi made a great touring companion and tore through anything that Paul threw at it, asking for more. You can read about Paul's trip to Vienna and see photos of his setup on our website Journal here: www.cohandco.com/tour-de-siggi-part-1/

@@cohandco man kommt doch mit den Hacken an jedes Gepäckstück was am Träger überhängt. Imho the backrack is useless

@@cohandco keine Schutzbleche? keine Lichtanlage mit Nabendynamo?

We want to get Siggi out on the streets as much as you do! So we will do our very best to deliver the first Siggis by January 👍

Thank you, Rick! Remember to check out the great deals on the Indiegogo campaign :)

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