askthecoffeeguy wrote:
brand is aseako as it says on the frame they've got an australian website where this unit retails for $1500 I got mine from the same folks through an ebay listing for $1050 including freight - so very reasonable really I've been road testing ebikes for years and thus ones the goods - and its about half the price of an equivalent unit in terms of specs and performance - the australian quality ebike market is dominated by one main player, with prices to match (though admittedly a very good product and service), so its nice to get a great bike at a price that's affordable not that you'd know it to look at me but I was smashed up pretty bad in a car / bike accident many years and I treat this bike as a mobility aid as well as a great way to get around... p
Apologies for not answering sooner Pat I did find & check the listing and I am suitably impressed However I used the spare cash to get some Hi Fi gear instead
Dry bean. wrote:
Morning KK, you prompted me too buy a bottle of Maple syrup yesterday (the real McCoy) and give it a try. First impression is, too little as in half teaspoon = little difference, too much 1.5 teaspoon = sickly sweet, 1 spoon, hmmmm ok, perhaps still a little on the sweet side, this from a self confessed user of the dreaded white sugar. :🙂
You need to find your tolerance level For signature drinks I add all sorts of stuff to the syrup, sometimes heated- sometimes cold, and then taste test I have tried sweet chilli sauce, pepper, squeezed lemonade fruit, just to name a few also combinations Then add to espresso I will crack it one day - an irresistible concoction Maybe I can call it the Koffee Kosmo surprise KK