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I know that the parts might benefit some, like better fork/shock etc. Atleast if you're using it, if you can "live" with the fox 34, its lighter... But for battery consideration alone I would make sure I really need it. Im overall about 300km with my M20 (XL) and I absolutely love it and dont...

Guide cant move forward. I was able to hack it tough - I reattached the guide rail to the engine without using the washers, and added very small washers to the guide upper plastic part (the actual "guide"). It doesnt sit in that rail anymore (that allows it to move only up/down), and with a...

I couldnt reinstall the original washers as the screw thread or the engine thread may be a bit wore down, I guess. Maybe the screw? I wasnt able to find the same screw at the local stores in my town so I eventually found this alternative for now: 1. Plugged back the guide to the engine with the...

Thanks. I think I only made my situation worse... Now Im unable to tighten it back with the original washers. So I cant even test if adding a single washer to only one of the screws might help or not. The screws can be tighten back if Im not using the original washer at all, but then the guard...

There is only a way to slide it up or down. That screw is attaching the guide onto a rail that moves only on the Y-axis. My problem is that when the chain is set to the first gear, the chain is bent from the crank towards the inside of the frame by the rear derailleur By itself everything (with...

Yes, thats the chain guide. Sorry for the upside down, I was finishing up maintenance and the bike was resting on the floor. It doesnt seem adjustable, it has only one screw to fit it with the base that its mounted to, which is part of the crank I think. I dont see a way for it to move...

Can this be adjusted? And if so how on first gear it’s producing friction with the chain.

It’s a data field. Did you try to add it to your biking activity?

I’ll be happy if I’m able to ride the tracks in my 70’s 😂

Just came across this thread by googling. I actually have an orbea rise. But with epix 2 as well, wondering what can be done to get a proper vo2max calculations for my ride?

So I just completed my third ride with the carbon M20 today. I dont get it, who uses boost? My profile is: Echo: Assist: 1 / Max torque: 24nM / Assist start: 5 Trail: Assist: 4 / Max torque: 38nM / Assist start: 5 I ride mostly with eco, get estimated range of nearly 100 km, I use garmin watch...

Does calories count take into account being emtb?

I do want to have my phone with me, just in case... I dont need it on my handlebar since I use almost exclusively my garmin watch as tracking/navigating, but you know, stuff happen and garmin still has no cellular options :)

Really liked this one, and I really need a place to store some stuff + my phone, but the small size seems to be sold out. Do you have a photo of the medium size on a XL frame? Also, how well made the strips are? Do they leave a mark or tiny scratches on the paint?

In my bike the cable from the remote into the frame is shorter, and the cable from the remote to the switch buttons is longer. I dont think I cant do that. Any other suggestions? Or is it only to open up the bike and slide in a longer cable?

How did you get this space there between the frame and the stem? Are these spacers of some sort? My fork steerer is cut such that the stem starts exactly on the frame. Is it something I can do too and raise the handlebar slightly? Feels like I lean forward too much... Yes, Im currently planning...

Thanks. Makes sense. Regardless of geo remains balanced, do you think it might actually help? I see many replace their handlebar to one with 35mm rise, but I wonder how many of them is due to the same reasoning as I 😁

Had a first ride today. Well, truth be told - I didnt ride a bike for few months since my last one got a crack in the frame, and took me quite some time to debate with myself whether to buy emtb or not... so while that day finally arrived, i lost my shape significantly. thank god it has a motor...

At the moment just returned from first ride with my M20. Feels very good, still need to get back into shape.. :) Changed saddle to Ergon emtb sport saddle Changed to XT8120 brakes with stock rotors Ordered Ergon GA3 grips, should have them next week. Also, more of a question regarding what...

I always been anxious about breaking a chain during the ride. Is that an increased risk with emtb's? In general, can anyone guide me which chain is recommended to use with the M20, and which quick link should I buy? Will any 12speed link work? Or should it be something built for emtb?