2024 Strive:ON

Bob23

New Member
Jul 20, 2023
5
2
Switzerland
Has anyone already changed the chain?
Mine measured >75% wear after 450 km, which is crazy fast.
I'm using wax-based chain lube (UFO Drip), which I find great on my other bikes.
In my opinion it is worth buying a good chain. In this case a SHIMANO XTR E-BIKE QUICK-LINK CHAIN CN-M9100 12-SPEED
 

Bob23

New Member
Jul 20, 2023
5
2
Switzerland

…or the RRP ProGuard Rear Standard. Then you don't need an extension, you also have side protection in the lower part and you don't have the holes. But longer.​


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Winryn

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Nov 10, 2019
134
190
Shropshire
Could you share any photos? :)
I’ve modded an old rrp front fox mud guard for mine. Cut off the sides and smoothed with an angle grinder and cable tied the section that attached to the fork crown with a rubber packer between so it’s nice and tight. Sits a few mm either side from the paint and doesn’t move/rub in use

Crucially it keeps the mud collection shelf nice and clear

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Mars2

New Member
May 16, 2023
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La Ciotat France
I made a carton template at the size of the spec of the range extender and its too big too fit on Strive size small.
It will interfere with the shock. the corner that I mark in grey is where it will pass over the shock

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RJUK

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Sep 29, 2021
543
286
UK
I’ve modded an old rrp front fox mud guard for mine. Cut off the sides and smoothed with an angle grinder and cable tied the section that attached to the fork crown with a rubber packer between so it’s nice and tight. Sits a few mm either side from the paint and doesn’t move/rub in use

Crucially it keeps the mud collection shelf nice and clear

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What crank protectors are those? Looks like it says Race Face on them?
 

Ljamscek

New Member
Jul 30, 2023
6
4
Slovenia
Hey guys,
first I wanna thank each one of you for your feedback on Strive:ON, I really enyoyed those 28 pages of discussion.
Let me introduce myself. I'm Luka, 25 years old, from Slovenia. After racing motocross and enduro for quite few years, I sold my KTM EXC-F 250 6days 2020 and bought myself Santa Cruz Megatower. After a year and a half, I became a daddy :)
Currently, I'm happy on my Kenevo SL. But since we bought my wife a Turbo Levo, I wanna have something with little more power, so Strive:ON really cought my eye. Did anybody tested bought? I really like geometry of my Kenevo SL S5, long wheelbase, slack HTA, such a mini DH feeling bike.
I'm currently torn between Turbo Levo 2023 and Strive ON, but I tend to Strive:ON.
Did Canyon solve problems with battery contact?
Did anybody tried Kenevo SL, Turbo Levo and Canyon strive on?
@Rob Rides EMTB you've ridden all three, how do they compare (on the downhill)


Regards, Luka

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Winryn

Active member
Nov 10, 2019
134
190
Shropshire
Put the hope 155mm cranks on last night. Feel lovely and amazingly that 10mm can be felt when pedalling. Will report back whether it helps with pedal strikes

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Winryn

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Nov 10, 2019
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190
Shropshire
When you say it can be felt, in what way? I understand you should get fewer rock strikes, but does it feel different pedalling and balancing?
Feels like I can spin my legs faster and with less effort. It’s very noticeable I’m not stretching my legs as far. May change if I move my saddle up which now feels a tad low. But smaller spins are very noticeable. Probably be a loss of power on an analogue bike but great to me on an ebike
 

hubertsk

New Member
May 24, 2023
46
50
Gdansk, Poland
I just changed my cranks to 160mm, and I can't wait to test them out.
I hope I'll have at least half as good experience as @Winryn :D
Installed RaceFace Aeffect R's (on the picture, the left crank is already wrapped for protection)

160mm cranks are great, in my case, that 5mm shorter crank made a huge difference when it comes to pedal strikes. I can imagine that a 155-mm crank must be perfect. After change, I don't feel like I'm making less power or something :)
Highly recommended upgrade :)
 

wenna

Member
Aug 1, 2023
208
141
Sweden
I´m kind of tempted for this bike, but also waiting and hoping for a Bosch powered 2024 Spectral ON.
 

CrispyDesigns

Member
May 25, 2023
194
169
UK
I got to see my friends Strive:On today in the carbon. Great looking bike and the position feels great. Very lucky to have had the opportunity to sit on a bike that is an online only purchase. The Large felt perfect. It’s given me the confidence that the Large is the right size for me
 

CaptainPuke

Member
Nov 3, 2020
31
39
Top North
Got the Canyon frame bag today. Frame size large, touches the shock unfortunately but will get some spare invisiframe wrap on the shock rub points and live with it.

Managed to cram in there; Lezyne multi chain pliers (MULTI CHAIN PLIERS) with two pairs of split links, two slim tyre levers, a Park tool tyre boot, a co2 canister (with some gorilla tape and some electrical tape wrapped on), a little inflator head, a dynamic plug pro tool, a Park IB-2 mini tool and... a 29'er Tubolito spare tube! Pretty happy with that as a kit to live permanently on the bike, will just add a pump on bottle cage and that'll do me for bike park action!

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RJUK

Active member
Sep 29, 2021
543
286
UK
Got the Canyon frame bag today. Frame size large, touches the shock unfortunately but will get some spare invisiframe wrap on the shock rub points and live with it.

Managed to cram in there; Lezyne multi chain pliers (MULTI CHAIN PLIERS) with two pairs of split links, two slim tyre levers, a Park tool tyre boot, a co2 canister (with some gorilla tape and some electrical tape wrapped on), a little inflator head, a dynamic plug pro tool, a Park IB-2 mini tool and... a 29'er Tubolito spare tube! Pretty happy with that as a kit to live permanently on the bike, will just add a pump on bottle cage and that'll do me for bike park action!

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Is there no way to adjust the bag forwards more into the frame cavity and away from the shock? Looks like it would nudge forward?
 

wenna

Member
Aug 1, 2023
208
141
Sweden
Anyone with the size M Strive ON that could be so kind and take a measurement for me?
Would be much appreciated!

Distance from center of the seat rail to center of the pedal axel (or center of bottom bracket), with the dropper extended and the post in the bottom of the seat tube.

Not sure if the numbers given in the components geometry table is including the stack height or not.
 

CaptainPuke

Member
Nov 3, 2020
31
39
Top North
Is there no way to adjust the bag forwards more into the frame cavity and away from the shock? Looks like it would nudge forward?
Narp - the bracket is as far forwards as it can go and you can’t flip it round as there’s a tab on the bag that fits over a tab on one end of the bracket - fitting it the other way round would only make the situation worse. This is as good as it gets;
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