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I like that I've reached the 'do monkey tricks' stage and to be honest I love it.

You can't get a socket on the drain plug but it's fairly easy with a ring spanner. You do need a ring spanner with a good off set, a combination spanner is no use. I find that you need to feed the spanner in from the front of the bike and with a bit of dexterity you'll get the job done.

I've just got back into biking after a 20 year break, I did a lot of reading and listening to good advice and bought a 600 Diversion, yes I know a lot of you will say it's a Grandads bike, but I am a Grandad But back to the point, I've now done a few hundred miles on my Divvy and I'm loving it, but as a born again biker the Divvy's power is awsome and it's had my heart rate sky high several times. For the time being I don't think I could handle anything with more power and I think the same applies to newly qualified riders. Gently does it I say.

I've only just got back into biking after a 20 year break (yes! I know, far too long) I've bought a sensible 600 Diversion to ease my self back into the saddle and it came with a Scottoiler fitted, and I'm very pleased with it, but I still spray the chain with Chainlube, just to be sure.