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No, Yamaha was really horrible, they charged euro 1900,- !!!! for a new motor, and kept the old motor too without my permission to do so, no sorry, no blink. I paid it, because else my bike could go to scrap. I should pursue legal actions because this is just not right, but don't have the time...

Also not able to find any diagram on the PW-X3. Mine broke, after 2 years and 2 months. Haibike is not responsive neither is Yamaha. The dealer can order a new engine, yamaha wants euro 1850,- for it!!. To replace an engine that is used about 20 times and did less then 750 KMs. No coulance...

It comes default with the 18073-14 (for heavier riders) which should be close to good. Not sure on the exact calculations . I still ride the 14 since the 11 and 12 were out of stock long time. I'm 86kg, but it feels quite good on drops and jumps tbh. Have fun!

Picked one up today

Thank you for sharing, was looking for this. If I follow the calculation guide correctly, the 18073-14 is for riders between 96 and 100 KG. So in my case (85KG) I should also order a 18073-10 (Which of course are out of stock ;-) ) (I like about 25% sag on the shocks)

I see the 2022 model of the Haibike Nduro 8 freeride is well available now in several stores (in Germany at least) I am wondering, what is the difference between the 2022 and 2023 model, if there is any, and mostly, how to tell if the bike if a 2023 or not? (I mean, for resell in a few years...