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Thank you and I will get back to you about how it rides and the fun I am having, your advice is appreciated.

I have been using the new parts I fitted since July 2024 and have 754 miles on my motor app so I think a new chain is a best bet and will not take any links out due to adding a 38T chainring.

Thank you Greg for your valuable information it is very much appreciated I did contact the shop I bought the bike from and they confirmed That a 38T would go on the motor and the chain cover would rise enough to keep the chian in place, They did say it would be my decision to do this. I remember...

I will have to see how much clearance I will have from the frame to the chainring due to it being full suspension, with the 36T chainring I have fitted I have 30mm clearance.

I am wanting to upgrade my front chainring from 36T to a 38T I have a 2024 Bosch performance Gen 4 motor and would like to know will it damage my engine, I did upgrade to the chainring I have now two years ago and it is running fine I just want to know if a 38T will be to much.

I have a small amount of play on my dropper post I am wanting to know is it easy to service them myself or should I get a bike mechanic to take a look, I have had the bike two year and it is feeling a little loose when I move the saddle.

I am coming up to 68 this year and enjoy going out on my bike but like you I was put off today because of the heat, I will be out tomorrow and the days after and hope it stays cool.

I fitted a brand new Ergon saddle and I am pleased how comfortable it is to sit on, I took advice from this website and it was valuble information which I appreciate from other members.

Accendcomponents on ebay is selling these barrels for £4.99.

I am pleased with my new saddle and with the help I got reading the reviews on here they really did help, I have tried the new saddle and it is much better than the Syncros saddle that was fitted to my Scott I am pleased I reviewed the comments and thank you to everyone I will be riding a lot...

Just received the saddle and will be trying it over the long weekend, I will see how it goes when riding on and off road.

Looking through this thread has given me some good advice and I am thinking about purchasing a Ergon saddle for my e-Bike I ride on and off road and like to go into the countryside and find trails to ride on so any advice on what to buy would be appreciared.

I am looking to be buying a Ergon saddle as the Syncros one that came on the bike is painful when riding long distance I have to keep stretching when heading home due to a sore bum, I would appreciate any advice of what saddle to buy for my e-Bike and I ride on and off road when out.

I bought my Scott ebike in 2024 and the cable that was fitted to the dropper was a Jagwire cable which is thinner than a regular gear cable, that is why when I used a normal gear cable at first to replace the damaged one it felt tight and was sticking. I did ask the shop where I bought the bike...

I found out it is thinner than a regular gear cable and does the job.

No I did fit a normal gear cable at first and it was sticking when I pushed the lever and I was told it was thicker than a dropper one, When I bought the dropper kit the cable is thiner and glides in when inserted.

This is the Jagwire cable you need.

No a gear cable is thicker and will not work as I found out.

Hope this helps.

I used a Park tool allen keys set and one is smaller than the other I know it is a bit fiddly reconnecting the cable but I did get there in the end.