In my mind enduro means you're hitting stuff harder, pulling more g's one way or another (including braking). An enduro bike ought to be able to deal with that better and for longer than an all-mountain bike. An Enduro bike is for people who like trails but go a bit crazy downhill now and then...
My Bosch waranty was worth about 3K over two years. Then the (carbon) frame broke. I was given the option to replace with new for a 2.5k supplement (on a 5.5k bike). I took it. Don't regret that decision.
Great value. But compare the warranty with other manufacturers when making comparison. And definitley go with a good LBS you trust for an ebike, CUBE no exception to that advice ;)
25kg bike. Bounced up and down ~10 time about 20cm 1-2 a week for 2.5 years. Hairline cracks on sides of top tube. Cube say clamped, I say not. Anyoine have a view?
ohhhhhhh, you are sure? I'm at 5 months of battle with cube about that very point. top tube cracked on the sides. Warranty denied based on their certaianty I crushed the tube (I didn't).
We need to unionise and fight against the manufacturers BS - e.g. their normalisation of non-transferrable warrnaties. I mean what other purpose/rationalale is there for it other than reducing the manufacturer's liabilty?
Any reason to think that the carbon frame on these is better / stronger than the Stereos? I broke my 140 2020? Particularly worrying about the shock mount on the top tube - looks like a major stress-point!