Recent content by Rocketscience66

... and still no DVO shocklist. Whadda what WOT!? The Jade X is a def yes @65mm stroke on a Medium.

As per "The PDF" ... I think this was actually emailed as a link to me by Velduro Int. I just pulled the motor out again to add some carbon grease - discovered that one of the front spacers had completely sheared off from the cylinder section, which is still stuck in the frame hole. If there's...

I didn't receive any extra shims from the bike store that built up the bike. I might go to a hardware store and look for some very thin washers that will fit.

Installed as shown in the pdf from Velduro website.

... so, a question - while I'm on this forum not actually working, how many Rogue owners have experienced the motor/frame mount creaking issue? I got my frame in Dec '25 and after a few weeks of riding started to get this kind of "cracking/creaking" sound on first initial pedal strokes. After...

Whaaaat? Australia has a 25kph limit??? You should move to NZ - where we get the full 45kph. Also, it would help offset the number of kiwis leaving for Aus!

Naaaaw, thx. Just trying to keep it real lolz. Yep, the frame creak is a bit disconcerting. Like a dog, its bark is prob worse than its bite, but it's not pleasant to hear as yr always thinking that maybe it's not good? It also was a fair bit of dicking around b4 getting to the spacer fix, then...

Personally, I would say the downhill certified Velduro frame is a much safer bet than the Amflow at yr weight. But if yr just riding normal everyday flowy trails, the Amflow will do the job well enough. But I'd rather have a bike I know can handle the bigger stuff than ride a bike that's hitting...

My personal, very non-expert, very average riders take - having owned one since December '25 ... I bought the frame only option so I could switch a bunch of parts from my Gen4 Trek Rail 7, except for a new XT drivetrain, XT brakes and a new DVO Jade X coil. Went for a pretty vanilla setup, but...

Thankfully I don't ride this bike ... and it was very cheap as Yamaha were pulling out of the NZ e-bike market. Prob should have just paid more and got my wife a reliable Trek Rail.

Thx for that. After a couple of hours I managed to fix the issue. The problem was that the outer housing of the plastic sensor device was no longer holding inside where the centrelock rotor screws into the hub. The sensor wasn't rotating properly with the wheel. TBH it is an atrocious design...

My wife's bike has started having issues - possibly with the sensor? I took off the back wheel to replace the Magura centrelock rotor (because it wouldn't stop squealing like a pig) and when I put a new one on we started having intermittent issues with the controller lights flashing on and off...

At least you guys are communicating directly with yr customers. Not something you will usually get from a lot of big bike brands. I think a lot of peeps just don't recognise the immensity of releasing a new e-mtb into the global market. Gotta be pretty daunting!

Had same issue on another bike with mt5 brakeset. In the end the only thing that fixed it was replacing the rotors.

I'm 169cm ... on a good day.