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I cheaped out and bought Miranda 155’s, great improvement.

I have the same, 27.5 more fun in the right conditions, feesl better down really steep tech stuff but overall I prefer the 29. They are different bike brands but same motors and batteries, the 29 is a lot better on battery usage too but my 29er is a lot lighter than the 27.5 so it could be that.

I couldn’t find a 36t one on r2

Don’t suppose you have a link for a 36t one, can’t seem to find it?

Has anyone tried putting a 29 front end on a 150/160? Thinking of trying it on my 160rs

Thanks mate

Anyone got a link for a 36T chainring to fit a 160rs and in stock please?

Yeah I’ve read a few reports saying it’s not particularly the weight difference but how it rides.

That belongs to d4ve86 and is the bike mentioned on the blue flow site. I have pm’d him for his thoughts

Has anyone swapped their wheels or weighed the standard wheels? Was looking at Blueflow wheels and this is on their website, seems a huge weight loss. “For comparrison, the standard 27.5 wheelset on one of our customers £5100 Whyte E-160 S weighed his wheels at 3100g, compared to the same...

Is this where you tell me to learn how to ride instead of buying shorter cranks?? I ride a lot in really rocky areas and they help massively with pedal strikes when trying to peddle up very tricky rocky climbs etc. Had them on about a week now and super happy with the difference, the Whyte is...

I went for the Mirandas. Really happy with them.

Cheers fellas?

Bought some 155mm cranks for my 160rs, do I need to get a setting changed in the motor? I seem to remember on the gen 3 Bosch you had to?

Wow what a trail and great riding?

I’m surprised how little reviews and YouTube vids are out about the Whyte, they have now been out a couple of weeks?

Cheers

What size cranks are fitted as standard in the Whyte’s?

Main thing that worries me about the whyte is the low bb height

Thanks for the write up R120, nice to see some real world info