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Thankfully I can ride with or without them and my five tens still seem to fit fine.

Waterproof socks are the answer.

Like some others, I just bring a CO2 inflator as I am generally not far from the car. If I was on an epic somewhere I would bring a small pump and a tube as well.

I know there's a lot of rubbish in the sales, but my pal grabbed a Dissent frame for about £550 which is a proper bargain.

This is really making me want to put my 38s on mine.

I use battery pressure washer. This time of year the bike is filthy almost every ride. I'm careful around potentially risky stuff, dry carefully and store inside. Not had any issues. I definitely try to wash the bike as fee times as I can, but sometimes there's just no choice.

1. What is your average ride length (time or distance)? Around 25km / 1.5 hours / 1000m elevation 2. What size is your battery? 750 3. Does your average ride consume all of your charge? No, around 70% 4. Do you let your motor do as much of the work as possible or do your legs contribute...

Yeah, the key is getting into the habit of not letting it sit being caked in crap.

I just use a brush and water. Not washing my bike is just not an option in Scottish Winter (or summer). Once inside I wipe down with a cloth and lube the things that need lubed.

Indeed, it's a very tidy design.

Must be one of the most (if not the) least e bike looking e bike. The SC plan of making all their frames fat suddenly seems like genius! If I had the dough (and was after an SL bike) I do think this would be top of the list.

Ah I see. The Sun Gods are 89% I think.

I have sun gods with completely clear lenses. Can you not just get clear lenses for your current glasses?

Yeah fair enough. It just doesn't really make sense to me. I suppose this is the internet where we can say one thing is more fun than another as if it's a indisputable fact.

It's a nice to have but certainly not a deal breaker for me personally. Also as far as I'm aware you can no longer do the Shimano/axs combination (and you wouldn't want to) on the new Transmission. You can still run the old combo on any bike.

Great bike, but this is just not true. Any FF will absolutely murder a KSL uphill with way less effort.

Looks great. I (surprisingly) really like the colour.

I am almost certain I wouldn't be able to tell the difference :ROFLMAO:

Wow this is apparently a lot more complicated than I thought! I would say: Trail - anything that has been designed for MTBs. The colour or grading is largely irrelevant. Possible exceptions: Jump line Bike park (could still be full of trails!) Ft William? Is the DH World Cup track a trail...

Absolutely. I struggle to follow the rationale of the Pole range.