SZZS specific CEF50-main thread (initial builds and troubleshooting related only)
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I have no idea, but guessing 63.5/64
At least go for 4pot in front and 2pot rear as a bare minimum.
You can get a slx 4pot 7120 caliper quite cheap and has the same breaking power as the xt (and it takes 2’ to change it)
thaeber
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I wish I would…
mike_kelly
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Sounds good on battery.
With my mechanical brakes I have no oil to overheat on long downhills. Rotors can still get hot. Have to stop and let them cool down same as oil.
I just think for a trail rider it is just not necessary to get fancy expensive brakes.
With my mechanical brakes I have no oil to overheat on long downhills. Rotors can still get hot. Have to stop and let them cool down same as oil.
I just think for a trail rider it is just not necessary to get fancy expensive brakes.
Myalteregohamish
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This thread is one of the best threads in the history of forums I’ve been on.I wish I would…
Myalteregohamish
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This is with the 720wh? How long was the ride time?
Myalteregohamish
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that's good! how heavy are you ? I know that's change a lot!
70k, quite thin but either way 4hrs riding for me was impressive!
Next test will be using mid-level the whole ride, stay tuned for tomorrows report
Myalteregohamish
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Love this, now there’s a reason to get out of bed tomorrow.70k, quite thin but either way 4hrs riding for me was impressive!
Next test will be using mid-level the whole ride, stay tuned for tomorrows report
Perfect! I know what to expect!70k, quite thin but either way 4hrs riding for me was impressive!
Next test will be using mid-level the whole ride, stay tuned for tomorrows report
If someone's going to order the Nukeproof ZS56 headset, maybe worth combining it with a rear axle, I bought this one: https://www.wiggle.com/es-en/p/bran...black&sizeStandard=12mm+-+148/180/20/M12*P1.5
It'll be arriving next week and hopefully with that I can consider the build finished
It'll be arriving next week and hopefully with that I can consider the build finished
How much power does eco mode give you? I mean, how much faster are you on a given climb, compared to normal, non-e mtb?70k, quite thin but either way 4hrs riding for me was impressive!
Next test will be using mid-level the whole ride, stay tuned for tomorrows report
My initial climb from home till the first “peak”, being 350m elevation and 4km i usually take 33/35’
In eco it took me 22’ and wasnt even tired.
Eco mode really has a lot of power, even on a previous ride I tried boost but felt even like a joke, 0 pedal effort and didnt even tried it again.
Et dans les descente, comment se comporte le vélo par rapport à un musculaire?
Do you have a besst? What is the percentage of effort on each mode? Do you have the same settings?
English?
My new setup 10%, 30, 50, 70, 100%. In the first aid, I still feel the help of the motor.I dont
So guessing its at 25% also
translating for my French lazy fellow compatriot:
How does the bike behave downhill compared to an "analog" bike?
I actually know some french, but try to maintain the common language (english) so everyone’s aware.
To the reply:
Imo its less playfull than my YT jeffsy 150/160mm with 64.5HTA (so same travel and hta). I find it harder to do some transfers but that’s expected since im moving/jumping 18kg instead of 13. Also the bike tends to nose a tad more cause of the battery weight, but again same as most ebikes even an Orbea Rise.
My biggest impression is that going downhil on a straightish track or rock garden it feels even less harsh due to the suspension design, i find it not performing as well in curvy or gnarly tech stuff.
All my rides commonly include a mix or blue and red trails
mike_kelly
E*POWAH Elite
Anybody find chain stay protector included with their frame?
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