Some bearings are designed around a specific quantity of grease and overfilling can in fact kill them.
However as these bearing don't rapidly rotate and are load bearing you can pack them out with a marine style grease which can help, its a good idea not to mix greases so best to thoroughly...
I kept my normal bike to ride with my non E-bike M8s, do uplift days, some of my "rides" are hike a bike and a nightmare carrying a 23Kg bike up tough massive steep scrambles etc. Also to maintain my drive for fitness.. You don't need to maintain a high fitness level for your Ebike so for me the...
I had a look and I can't find anything either specifically for the Vitus... though I did see what I assume is your question on Wiggle.
I found some general weights which are in the range of 21 St (136Kg, ~300 Lbs).. It doesn't differentiate between Full Suspension or Hardtail though and I'd...
It should come with a set of flat pedals.
However the pedals are not the best and usually it's a good idea to get a better set and keep the included ones as an emergency spare set IMO.
I tend to use Nukeproof Horizons or OneUp pedals for flats usually but it's a very personal thing what people...
I'd check your suspension is set up ok and unlikely but check the headset isn't ever so slightly loose.
I've had issues in the past with arm pump an use Revgrips as they help me a fair bit. They are very expensive comparatively and fiddly to setup but to me it's worth the cost for reduced arm...
The LCD screen in the display could just be dead but it's still actually working... and yes the BT connection is Via the Display and it needs power. So the App can tell you if the Display is getting power, if it turns on you know battery to motor power is ok... so you know to check power from...
The E-Tube app would have helped and probably narrowed this down to the cable or display before you even started IMO.
Ultimately power up the bike and see what devices show up in E-Tube (Motor/Display/Switch) would have been extremely useful in trouble shooting and personally it would have been...
Looks like a shiny sticker.. probably covering custom top tube decals.
He deliberately doesn't say who it is and stays silent so you can't hear his voice.. so he must have a reason.
I also suspect that's possibly the new Fox 38 on the front.
Definitely well planned and very early to get free...
Pretty sure this is an E Sommet and got a pretty good idea who it is.. but if you know the descents then it's very impressive as even with the Gopro effect you can tell how gnarly these are and at the speed he's hitting it at....
The rider skill alongside how much punishment the E bikes taking...
I agree with STATO and fit the wheel. I'd also check the HORST link seat stay / Chain stay pivot Torques as they are supposed to be really low @ ~6 Nm.. either way loosen them off and see if it aligns.
What Torque in Nm did you set them to?
Those bolts look like Aluminium to me so that's a clue that they are probably not high Torques .. my guess would be in the 10-20Nm range and certainly do not go any higher than what the manufacturer says.
The chewed up bolt looks like you've either used a...
I'd say the 9% has a quite large error margin on it and it has a safety margin built in to protect the battery as it needs power remaining for the battery control circuitry. So if it allowed you to run it totally flat then you store it for months without charging you could kill the battery. Less...
Glad you found the issue.. I'm really surprised your bike shipped with the pedals on... ATBH who actually uses the pedals they supply :).. great emergency set for the van if someone needs but to use as your daily driver?
The damage could have been a manufacturing defect?
I don't find the BB...
Even with our own bikes in the flesh it can be difficult to narrow down the reason for a noise as there are so many possibilities and they sometimes are really good at sounding like they are coming from somewhere they are not.
Some more possibilities listening to the "type" of noise is...