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I know there is a forum trip to Europe this year... ..hopefully someone can help. Better yet, if its based on actual experience..! I want to put my eMTB in the van and drive into France. Do I need to complete any papers to avoid customs fees, fines or what have you..? I know those folk with non...

I had to replace my phone recently and in order to use StUnlocker via bluetooth, it's asking for the code... I ve read the manual section and it says nothiong about the factory set code... I dont recall what it is..0000 if memory serves...which increasingly, it doesnt ! Can anyone confirm if the...

Anyone able to confirm when the lift passes/cable chairs start this year (2022) Im reading 9th June, although it may be later , around 12th...? cheers

As per the title...I have experience of MC forks, servicing and mods... How difficult is it to service a Roxshox Reverb Stealth dropper post..? Do I need special tools anywhere..? Im sure there are "how to.." vids online...Ill search them out and get a service kit but if there;s anything...

Im in South Norfolk/North Suffolk and looking to get my Merida suspenders serviced..(Fox) Anyone have experience of a decent Fox certified service centre in my area..? cheers

As per the title, I am after some headset bearings for my Merida- anyone got any info they can share or a link?> Grzzz.zz.

Hi, I am needing to replace the headset bearings in my 2019 e160 900E, top and bottom.. Can anyone provide a part number at all..? Looks like I can simply replace the bearings without faffing about removing and pressing in new seats etc, which is what Id like to try and find... They arent...

Perhaps I need to post this in the Newbie thread, as I feel like its probably where I should be...! ..but here's the thing! I recently picked up a buckle in my rear wheel. It's a DT Swiss 27.5, as fitted as standard on my Merida e160 900e (2019). It was annoying me once I realised it was...

I have a Merida e-160. I guess its conceivable that the part I seek is a Merida part but im not convinced, so Im posting here in the hope of the answer ! I need to replace the environment seal/rubber boot thingy that protects the electrics of the derailleur from water ingress around the port...

Hi, as per the title - I am looking replace my chainring and want a steel 36T that fits the E8000 Can anyone suggest where I might be able to find stock available ? I am a little dismayed that they dont appear to be widely available - or am I missing something ? cheers

As per the title - I have been trying to find some Presta valves, suitable for tyre inserts... AFAIK, this only means that the valve stem is designed to allow air from the sides of the valve body as opposed from the end.. Can anybody recommend a decent brass/alloy valve body designed for...

Im wondering what the difference is here, if any..? There doesnt appear to be any kind of description forth coming from Michelin via Google , or the wider net...

I’m a newbie to the whole eMTB thing. I have no experience with Di2, fitted to my Merida e160 900e. How much ‘slack’ or free play should the arm have. Battery out. Bike off. The arm can be moved enough to run the chain up the cassette whilst pedaling. How come it isn’t electronically locked...

I like to remove my battery when I wash the bike.... Is there a decent plug terminal bung available for the Shimano steps connector block..? cheers

As per the title.. Im having doubts about the products Im looking at when finding parts .. The barkes aare Shiano Saint...but do they have a part number...?( Saint, New Saint, Deoire, XT, M-810/M820 blah blah..its a minefield!!) Grtzz...

Im uncertain whether the soft link on my Merida eOnesixty 900e is a reuseable type.. KMC X11e ( apparently ) I'd like to replace it with a reuseable if it doesnt already use one - any recommendations Wipperman ? KMC own brand ? Grtzzz... Tim

Thanks 4 the + ! Complete beginner- crossing over from MX/trail riding. Been watching these things develop over the last 3 or so years. Finally fell for an ex-demo Merida eOnesixty. Ciao ! Tim