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Passing kidney stones is worse. You're lucky you did not break your neck or back. Damn pedal strikes. My worst accidents on an E-bike have all been due to pedal strikes. Get better soon.

I have a pair of 145mm that will be fitted this week. The quality is outstanding. Will let you know how I go!

I'm not sure I would trust a 40 quid crank. Not something I would cheap out on at all!

I don't mind it. Maybe to many paid sponsors but how else do they operate as a business?

What's eco mode?

lol you said polished my pole 🤣

Great bike. Now go get some dents in it! 👍😁

Yes spot on! Amazing how much the characteristics of the ride changes. The slacker setting is way more fun. Sacrifice some front end stability but after trying both I prefer it. Makes the bike fun to ride!

Yes my mistake! The slacker setting is way more fun. Sacrifice some front end stability but after trying both I really prefer it. Makes the bike fun to ride!

Since I picked up my X1 about 1.5 yr ago its has been in the low setting and steeper head angle. I've enjoyed the ride so much but thought I'd swap it back to high using the flip chip to see how it goes - especially because of the on going rock hitting with pedals. Today's ride felt kinda...

Where the seat post meets the top tube is so ugly. The price is ridiculous too 😁

Welcome! Just take it easy out there. An e-bike can be a bit of a steep learning curve compared to a traditional bike. They sit super low too so be mindful of pedal strikes. Saying that! They are amazing and so much fun. ENJOY!

Back in the days of UST tyre standard this was never an issue. Those were the days! These days standard tyres with minimal side wall strength are used for tubeless and this is very common. My Maxis rear tyre needs sealant to stay inflated as the side wall weeps 24/7.

Best solution. Ignore them. It's a dirt bike and will get damaged.

Just ordered a pair in silver at 145mm. Will update once fitted!

That’s about what I run most of the time. Great results. Side walls on rear weep so bad though but hey- sealant to the rescue 😂

Maybe just zip tie some thick pipe insulation around the part thats rubbing?

You can carry water in a pack you know 😂

I I would be worried that the weight bearing on that shock is to much with flex and movement. That clamp seems very low.

I have a size small too and it's a nightmare for pedal strikes. I'm saving up for some pinned cranks in 145mm E-Bike Cranks