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Yeah you're probably correct - Mag's would have bare metal at the rim I think maybe we can see a teeny bit of the motor poking out in front/behind of the 48T ring the motor is probably summat like this

Seems to be a bolt on Mid motor - but I can't see where the actual motor is yes looks like hydraulic rim brakes - maybe magnesium wheels?

Biopace chain ring - not sure how that will integrate does the Chain ring free wheel backwards like other emtbs? although from memory Shimano got it backwards on the Biopace kinematics

is the motor at the Bottom Bracket? I was expecting a lump in front of the BB

looks like a porpoise to me? Wild Cherry

Yes indeed - I wonder what the Irish think about it... I imagine the Goth's are probably turning in their graves! there's an Indian Secret society who have also given their name as a modern term remembered! Thugs! Thuggee - they used to strangle their victims as a sacrifice to Kali

Bloody Vandals!

yes, if the seat tube was to tolerance and NOT oversize - the post would add to the frame strength the forces you describe will definitely have an influence on the mode of failure - your tests would give an idea of how much (y)

the B screw is the one by itself - easy to see with the long thread pushing against the derailleur hanger the plastic lever is the clutch switch - you want it ON when riding if it still slips it might be a worn cassette in the smaller gears

it's utterly ridiculous, the Avinox Fan Boy Tag Team in every Avinox or AMflow Thread losing their shit over nothing anyway I hear Avinox are going to engineer out pedals next - can't wait...

it definitely could be - would 100% be the wrong way of doing it possible Friday afternoon apprentice job...

I still think it's more likely to be poor lay up or vacuum or oven also the end of the crack may not be where it propagated from; but you have it in your hand and have seen it in the frame so you will have a better feel for what's going on than me. the carbon layers shouldn't 'meet' in that...

the seam is a small 'stress raiser' but I'd imagine most carbon frames would have the tool close in that axis (it's the lay up underneath that counts mainly). the most obvious stress is the end of the inserted dropper post - pivoting 240mm from the seat clamp, it's a large moment, perhaps the...

they have excellent grip without being slow, and take out a fair amount of trail chatter the Pro is the Second generation radial belted version it has a bit more sidewall support and a different compound to the previous I haven't ridden the Gen 2 version Albert - but have just replaced a worn...

Golden or Black treacle?

that's a ballache for sure

indeed, definitely something to be aware of anyway yeah 'fire in the hold' has taken on a new meaning

https://prked.com/post/is-it-safe-to-leave-portable-power-station-in-hot-car

you'll be alright then I expect - just bear it in mind, it's put me off investing in one so far...