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Apparently, they are shipping the new Wild with restrictions to comply with UCI regulations, but customers can bypass these restrictions and switch to full power themselves through the app.

I asked the robots the difference in weight between the two parts listed on the website. It reckoned 1.4kg, then add the rear carbon triangle. Probably more 21-22kg than 20kg.

I contacted Whyte via email and received this reply.: "The Karve RSX is our lighter option within the Karve range and is hopefully close to the 20kg mark, depending slightly on the final build spec." I was going to wait for the new Orbea Avinox Wild. Maybe not now.

UK dealers will receive a presentation on the 9th.

Do you know their weight?

High. Chainstay is 448 in all sizes. M Low is 1257 L High is 1288 L Low is 1289

Ten years ago, we bought the Specialized Turbo Levo Expert. Fortunately, those plus tyres didn't last long. On our first ride through the Dales, we both ran out of battery near the end. I got a super nice on one of the first EMBN YouTubes with this photo

Do you have the geo numbers?

All very interesting. Doesn't sound like the bike for me. Out of interest, where would you spend your money?

I would like to know this as well. While we understand various factors are at play, providing some real-world figures would be very helpful.

Oh, can you expand on that, please? What issues have you had?

I heard 80, and they want to sell half a million motors a year! I bet Bosch is on the phone with the EU right now, and Hans Pen is going twenty to the dozen.

Apart from the Atherton 2900m elevation, has anyone seen real-world figures on how much climbing you can get from the 700 and 800 batteries using the new motors?

Mondraker Crestline Atherton Propain Ibis? Orange? Whyte ?

Wow, wow, wow, I'm all in. It feels more confident and reassuring, almost like a cheat code, lol. The corners feel sharper with less jack-knifing, which greatly boosts your confidence on steep sections. I'm using the 35mm AEROZINE XNC-10 Stem, which comes with 4 spacers (5, 6, 10, and 20mm)...

Super nice

Hundreds of bikes will be released. So many that it's expected to break the internet.

If that's real! You would expect the one on the left to have a bigger battery than 800Wh.

I'm waiting for the 35mm version to be released. Article on theradavist.com A List of Reduced-Offset and Zero-Offset Stems