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Not answering is answering, I guess...

Perhaps it was karma. Sincerely, your friendly pleb cuck.

Hi Amflow support. I'm purchasing a new bike soon. I'm on the fence about the Amflow - I'm close to purchasing one, but I'm very concerned about reports of the motor rattling while not pedalling. If the motor develops a loud persistent rattle, is that covered under warranty, or is it considered...

Well, to be honest, I think post 57 tells the story pretty clearly. I think, I want to be game for a Amflow, I really do. But I can't get in this situation: https://www.emtbforums.com/threads/is-the-amflow-this-rattley.43448/post-629737

I'd love to hear from Rob about the rattley Crestline. Has he tried to get the rattle sorted? What happened. This is crucial information!

I'm pretty sure the goal is a general comparison of the same-rider same-trail between the different bikes; and with stock tires. I don't think It's meant to apply to your specific trails/tires/use case. Also looks like they use the same Wahoo. Could report very different to whatever you're...

Yeah. At 32 I wouldn't bother derestricting. But what has generally happened is "since I'm derestricting, might as well make it 40+". NZ just got 45kph now I see, and people can take their bikes to dealers and get them reset. Another good reason to plan to retire there :)

Sieg Heil

Speeding in a car, is 10km/h over the limit "more ok" than 100km/h over the limit? :)

Got a mate who's a welder? :)

Did you ever resolve this Dan?

1st post in this thread I think is the clearest one, the EMBN video.

Lol, it seems a bit unsurprising, is it really reasonable to expect you can just detonate the rims eternally off one purchase price? :)

Wow, it's such a massive different in efficiency vs Bosch, huh? Real world comparison, 4% over a full battery. It's a win, but It's only a small factor when choosing a bike. It's an evolutionary-sized improvement, not revolutionary.