The only problem has been getting a ride! Apart from blasting around the block for some set up I haven't ridden it yet. Three weeks and only 6km. It's been pissing down, again. Tracks closed. Floods. Landslides. The video of Jack Moir showing the landslide is one of my local rides and that will be closed for six months. Done more track repair than riding. I also got the Levo I ordered last September the same day. So the two rides I've gotten in have been on that. I usually ride with full fats on the weekend and hoping to get this out during the week.
But I can say.
* It's got more punch than my LaPierre eZesty with the original Evation motor (which is getting upgraded to a ride 50 soon).
* It feels very very plush. The Ohlins sets up differently (sag etc) It'll take some time but it feels really nice off the top so far.
* It's stunning in real life. Just beautiful. The Italian BraKing brakes are a work of art. I added a gold stem to match.

* I hate the shipped tyres (2.3" High rollers with only EXO for weight saving). I'm putting a few extra grams on when I set up tubless today.
* It runs with Android OS in the background. So it takes about 30 seconds to turn on. After that everything is really responsive. Still some features in the app missing. Trying to work out how to connect to my Garmin etc....
* The remote switch is cheap and nasty. Not the pretty one they advertised with. It works fine though. And it's small.
* It's not super quiet like the Trek or Fazua. Sounds a bit like a Levo SL. It's not LOUD. But it's there. Very low resistance above the limiter.
* Out of the box weight with tubes was 18.9 kg which is .6 more than advertised. I reckon ride weight will be about 20kg with pedals and tubeless and added headset tool. That's identical to my eZesty but with 29er and bigger battery. My Levo is 23kg as ridden (same as my Merida I rode before Levo). I do feel the 3kg.
Going to try for a mid week set up ride. I hope it's good. It's the most expensive bike I've ever bought......
Gordon