I looked for more information as well and struggled. There's a lady that does a very tame ebike tour with her spouse and they just ride around rented ebikes and eat at the refugios. That seems to be the plan in that area. I think with an ebike it goes much faster than regular. I'm not sure...
I think the Bosch is where I’m leaning for cost and because there’s an extender. While the M2S seems great the ecvt has kind of stolen the thunder for me and makes me wonder how close we are to getting rid of the derailleur.
Height is 5’11” with a 30” inseam and long reach. I’m on a Levo s4 and have a salsa L blackthorn
so with the added weight and comparing to the 600wh with the Bosch and previous gen anti-squat it rides better on all mountain but preserves the enduro travel. The newer more active mid-stroke is...
I want the new motor and features, but am having trouble finding a bike that fits the bill. Main ones I’m interested in are the Wild LT and Mondraker Zendit. Zendit matches my bike’s current travel (Levo gen 3 comp alloy 165/170). Levo 4 felt good, but too heavy (mostly noticed the next day due...
Which bike could be made lighter? I’m guessing the 600wh Avinox really lightens up the LT, but the problem is no extender available. Also, comparing the 2025/2026 to the 2027 I see a significant price gap of €5,599 m10 to €8,499 m10, respectively. Is the new bike worth that premium?
Compare the ride feeling of the Orbea Wild Bosch to the Orbea Wild LT. I see the Bosch as closely ranked in playfulness due to the geo and shorter length. I see the LT as better powered, but under normal speeds the longer length and rear center may be less agile.
What are the current full power bikes that are lighter (under 23kg) and have chain stays that are 450mm or less in size large? One additional constraint is that they should be 160mm+ front and rear. I’m thinking Raymon Tarok, Whyte Karve, Megamo Reason CRB, and maybe Mondraker Zendit.