Simon Brooke <
[email protected]> of gradually deteriorating wrote:
>in message <[email protected]>, Alan Braggins
>('[email protected]') wrote:
>
>> I believe the Swiss Flyer (http://www.biketec.ch/topic7048.html) has
>> the motor in the bottom bracket using the gears. But I don't read
>> German.
>
>The Fish says:
Steph says:
Aaargh! I can do better than that
Transferable mobility without compromise
Quick, environmentally friendly and great fun: the Flyer F glides up to 35
km/h and more. Whether riding to work, going shopping in town or towing the
child trailer, riding the Flyer F is not only practical, but also conveys a
unique feeling of mobility. The engine is made in our own workshops in
Kirchberg in Belgium using patented sensor technology. You only have to
pedal and the Flyer F doubles your power in a moment. The attractively
designed frame of Swiss manufacture and our own mounting make the Flyer a
special part of Swiss bicycle history.
Safety, comfort, speed and stability - the Flyer F offers (almost)
everything that the mobile person requires. In combination with great
technology and attractively packed in a timeless design it makes possible
transferable mobility without comprise. You can choose between 5 batteries
suitable for different usage (5 Ah - 9 Ah), available on all models. The
Flyer-Centre are ready and waiting to answer your questions and give advice
on choosing.
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OK, so it's marketing speak and some of it still doesn't make a lot of
sense.
Don't delay - test the Flyer F and experience today the mobility of
tomorrow.
--
Steph Peters
Chorlton Wanderers Cycling Group
Monthly slow and easy rides from South Manchester
http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/cycling/chwan.htm