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I started MTB again on an emtb in 2020, there was no way I'd have started again with an acoustic bike, I was riding with my dad a lot doing 50km+ rides with 1500m of climbing, to get the range I had to use eco with bits of tour. After 6000miles of mountain biking over the last 3 years I still...

I use assist up hills, but I don't have a normal bike to compare it to either 🙂

Because it's good to be able to turn up the power when you're tired, or feeling a bit shit that day.

No, my Bosch is fine. The motor is still switched on, just assist is off.

I use eco most of the time, tour is too much most of the time and I like long trail rides. On flat easy going I also switch the assist off, that makes a huge difference to range, which leaves more for tour up steep climbs

Duct tape, hurts taking it off the first time but for the rest of the winter you'll be fine 😄

My dad finally fitted his link glide set and is finding it to be very good, I think there is only 2 sets of ramps not 3 like most current Shimano cassettes have, so the shifting is a little slower but it's shifting faultlessly every time so far.

Arrived back from holiday last night to my new Brand X dropper from Wiggle sitting in the Kitchen (my son rescued it from the green house) Now fitted, along with new discs and pads

Thanks for the recommendations, I've Just ordered a brand-x 170 from Wiggle on my credit card, so if it doesn't turn up I'll contact my bank.

Good point, I hadn't thought of that.

I know, but being a branded item I'd be able to fall back on the UK importer.

Mmm, just tried getting the post from Wiggle, but their system must be having a problem as I can't create an account. :confused:

Thanks, I'll have a look at these today.

The oem dropper on my Orbea Wild FS has decided it's not going to play anymore. It's fairly worn anyway so I need to replace it. 160mm drop and 31.6 diameter. I mainly use it getting on and off the bike as I trail ride (no interest in bike parks or groomed trails) I after recommendations for a...

Wow, I don't know where you're getting your prices from, but it's so far out it's laughable. Pump, I use the same pump for tubed or tubeless and it's a normal track pump, my on bike pump is a normal pump too. I don't bother with Co2. Yes sealant is reasonably expensive, but it's sealed numerous...

I don't touch or refill my sealant for the life of the tyre, take the tyre off and it's still got sealant inside, I did have one tyre get very low but it'd had a few big punctures and lost a fair bit.

For the price I've found the Halfords advance toolbox to be good, I also use a lot of Halfords advance tool with a few Teng and other well known named bits n bobs.

My rear axle come loose occasionally, I just check it before riding. Never had the cassette come loose though.

Ohh dear. I suggest you try using one, by the time you've broken every cutter, crashed the machine and wrecked all the stock you may have an appreciation for the machinists who operate them, and the designers who create the files. I alway love it when someone says to me "The computer does it" I...

I'm entered. I presume your entered, my advice is just relax and enjoy it.