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Here's my new 710 plus.
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Nice bike ?
Ooooh nice.
Was so close to going for one of these. How you finding it?
Was so close to going for one of these. How you finding it?
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Sorry for the late reply. I'm guessing you're riding yours at this stage? How you finding it?
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This is amazing to ride and I'm sure the 720 is also. How'd you get the cork upgraded with the lock outs? Really want the fox 36. I'd love to change the cranks for shorter ones also.
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Fork not cork. Lol.
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Love it. Had a lappiere am 800 before this. This bike is so much more agile than the lappiere was. I would change the cranks for shorter ones and would love a fox 36 fork too. The Shimano motor is also a lot more natural feeling than the bosch to me As well. What you on?
Already seen it .. Looks spot on but I will need a warranty as I'm a novice rider and will defo fall and damage the bike ... not sure what is covered by warranty though to be honest
Damage isn’t usually covered by warranty, usually only manufacturing defects are ?
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You won't be disappointed. This thing is amazing. I changed the cranks with 150mm ones. Thought I'd made a mistake when I was testing on the driveway but out on the trail it's fantastic. Enjoy your new bike and show is some pics. Oh I also upgraded the front brake for a saint. The xt is fine but I wanted a bit more stopping power up front.
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I couldn't believe the difference it made. Surely somebody testing these bikes realises that pedal slap is a problem and it can't just be bad technique. I'd love to try more bikes but unfortunately there's no bike shop currently here in Ireland with any real sort of e bike stock. Have my eye on the new haibike, lappiere or pivot for next year. Enjoy the rocky mountain.
I like the look of the bag you have on your frame ... do you have link for it ?
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No link but got it from the edge sports here in cork. Moved the location of it since that pic.
Cheers .... when I do get the bike I will get something like that bag to put tools etc in ... I'm a bit of a tool tart ... Got a garage and shed full of bits and bobs lol ... drives the wife nuts
If purchasing a new bike with a credit card, some credit cards will cover any damage (even damage resulting from a crash), for the first 90 days after purchase.
That's good to know ... definatly worth paying on credit card for the piece of mind ... I am a novice but I am a brave novice ha ha ... bring on the big slopes
Not all cards - you need to call your credit card company to confirm whether or not your card offers that protection.
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Did not know this. Just need a credit card now.That's good to know ... definatly worth paying on credit card for the piece of mind ... I am a novice but I am a brave novice ha ha ... bring on the big slopes
I don't actually have a card at the min .. and wasn't going to pay using one but that is a game changer for me ... thanks for bringing that to my attention
No worries!
Suggest getting a free card that offers the 90-day protection.
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