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If it's a serious motor problem, then These guys are the Brose experts.

No. It was never resolved. I'm just used to it now. I've even had a new back wheel under warranty but it didn't sort it!

All the ones shown are usually attached with rubber bands hooked around the forks.

Clearly, if within your 2 year warranty, return it to Decathlon. My experience has been very positive with warranty issues. If out of warranty, this guy is the expert:- Click here

If I was to change my Marquadt display to the new ‘all-round’ display, would just be a simple unplug the old and plug in the new?

There’s a difference of opinion on this:- @BeBiker goes for the brute force option to remove the original chainring 🤣 I bought the proper tool, a SuperB TB1069, and did it properly! 😉

That’s ideal but, try a cheap 38T from the likes of AliExpress first. Worth a try for the sake of about a fiver!

A 38T front chainring is the most common mod most people do.

Have a read of THS

Vittoria Mezcal 27.5 x 2.6 for me at the moment. Tubeless set up.

If you cant hammer in a larger torx or allen key, then a screw extractor is needed.

What are you waiting for? 🤔 It’s a 10 minute plug & play job! 👍

I wonder if the likes of Bikespeed.de have combatted this yet with with their tuning chips?

I raised the issue a few weeks ago. Repaired under warranty.

update:- wheel replaced by Decathlon under warranty. All good now.

Of the 32 spoke holes in rim, 14 have small cracks!

Just washed my bike and noticed that the rear wheel as several fine cracks in the rim around many of the spoke holes. It may be prudent to check yours! I’m still under warranty so I’ve fired off an email to decathlon to see what they say.

You’ll need a SuperB TB1069 tool to remove your chainring. There are several thoughts on this:- 1. buy the tool, albeit not cheap. 2. pay a bike shop to do it. 3. use brute force on the original chainring.

Absolute game changer. It has performed faultlessly since fitted.