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I have druid side S4 size and a druid core S3. im 6 foot even, 34 inseam. most days I prefer the S4 but I could go either way, you adapt. the taller stack is the biggest thing I notice and that makes it more comfortable but higher bars on s3 would do the same. I have 30mm stem on s4 and 45mm...

I had that happen, was told it needed an update from the dealer which I had done. didn't fix it unfortunately and eventually they replaced the motor. Ultimately a wire was bad and the easiest solution was a new motor. under warranty so it was free and painless.

I ride my Emtb at Yacolt Burn in Southwest Washington everyday, as do most of the trail builders.

gotta ride all the bikes. I dont get to emotionally attached to any particular bike. they are all fun and I can't wait to get to the next one.

I mean it has less range, a significant amount less. for the same weight you get a lot more range from the Darfon batteries. heckler and shuttle SL are sporting the Darfon's. The Yeti is cool, I really enjoyed it but it didn't allow me to ride as long as I normally would. if you ride mostly eco...

this statement is true of a good many bikes but... you literally can't go wrong with either.

I have a large yeti 160E and the new shuttle LT in large. If you dont look at the numbers (which aren't that far off from each other) they seem similar enough that I would be shocked if anyone noticed. They ride very different, I prefer the yeti but the Shimano 630 battery Is garbage. I can get...

for anyone who care - I impulse bought the World Cup SL yesterday because... it was there. I have had both carbon and aluminum Rise, Levo and kenevo sl, and just about every major ebike from the last couple of years. all hecklers, levo gen 3, yeti 160 etc... I say all that to say I dont really...