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Yea always sad when innovators are forced out of the market. Be some cheap Sonni's and Voima's around for some to pick up. Won't be the last bike brand that disappears this year either

Same to my eyes... Getting derailleurs just right is an absolute PAIN in the backside. I would just drop it at the shop and have them do it.

Another +1 for SicoMTB rear guard on my Trek Rail. Looks awesome and protects the carbon frame well

Yes its Tiz-Cycling Live Stream My only issue with it, is that last year the streams got pulled mid race. Some races it was fine others it was all over the show. For the $5.99 USD a month in NZ I'm going to pay for staylive. Gutted they don't have a apple tv app though :cry:

Yes its strange when every other EMTB manufacturer seems to get their bikes sent around the world with batteries

Your lucky you can get Canyon EMTB's they won't even sell them in New Zealand due to shipping batteries

Well here in NZ we finally have an app to watch UCI WC this year and I’m not mad at it. Staylive (never heard of it) is the streaming partner and it’s only $10 NZD ($5.99 USD) a month.

Flow have updated their previous article earlier in this thread.. https://flowmountainbike.com/post-all/how-to-watch-the-uci-mountain-bike-world-series-in-2024/

Stan sports have the coverage for Australia. Just waiting on New Zealand news now

Sounds like the motor is done, take it back to the dealer for replacement.

That is excellent news @Spin Our free to air TV channel 3 in NZ is owned by Warner brothers so hopefully they stream it free.

You’ve obviously got a major problem with the RIB setup. For what it’s worth I have a Gen 3 9.8XT over 18 months and 2700km of riding and never had 1 disconnect

Just a OT question for Tesla/BEV owners around the world. Apart from electricity, do you pay a higher vehicle registration or something else to pay for using the roads? Over here in NZ we have a Road user charge $71 per 1000km

I'm sure you know that you can pedal past the limiter, its not like ebikes are physically limted to the cutoff speeds. When I ride trails in our local bike park my average speed is above the limit but you don't need to pedal much on downhill trails.

Flow covers off Australia's lack of options. Doesn't look like Kayo will get it https://flowmountainbike.com/post-all/how-to-watch-the-uci-mountain-bike-world-series-in-2024/

Ive been chasing my tail from IMG to UCI who have now told me to contact warner brothers/discovery. Still no idea how we can watch it in NZ. She did say more viewing options will be released this week. I'm happy to pay something!

Just assumed sorry as you didn't specify. Yes Bosch speed is very common on commuters and cargo bikes such as your R&M

Where do you ride a Rail 7 that you need to go faster than 32kph? I presume your commuting As for your idea on getting a bike that has a Bosch speed motor, they are not avalible on MTB's and will only ever be on commuter bikes.

I don't believe the member that was making them is doing anymore.. Also power cuts will not be solved by removing the lock, take your bike back to the dealer and get the battery mount / RIB system fitted correctly. More here Rail (750Wh) - Trek Rail 9.8 xt gen 3 and rib issues Or just search...

I'm lucky enough to live in an area where only 2 months of the year are wet. We are struggling through a drought at the moment with less than 100mm (4 inches) of rain in the last 4 months. So it comes as no surprise I don't/won't ride when its wet. If my Rail does get muddy its a bucket, brush...