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My Ventana Zeus.

Bike / Product Year: 2020 Manufacturer: Merida Model: E160 Size L Asking Price: 6500 Location Maldon Essex Description Very good condition, low milage. No problems, frame as new.

There have been updates after April 2020.

Magic carpet ride, coil bombers front and back

I changed to a Renthal stem, on my Flyon, plenty of room for the wire to pass through without interference.

In my experience the sensor only has to be slightly distorted to make a difference in performance. It is a very thin pressed piece of steel, I now keep spares so if it happens I can sort it quickly.

Bike / Product Year: 2020 Manufacturer: Rockshox Model: Yari 180mm, boost 27.5 Asking Price: £450.00 Location ESSEX Description 2020 ,180mm travel, 27.5, 2021 air sleeve upgrade fitted. 175mm steerer. Enduro superslick oil seals fitted.

Check your speed sensor, if they are not absolutely flat then you can encounter that problem.

There is no rhyme or reason to the Flyon range. My wife's bike on 100% shows 129 miles on eco, a customer has the same model and shows 136 on eco. Mine seldom shows more than 59. I have been told the bike works out how you ride and adjusts itself to your input. I would have thought that every...

I have an nduro 10 with just under 600 miles so far. It's my first ebike. I am 5'11 and ride an XL. I found it a bit short for me so changed the stem to a 70mm, I also did this on my wife's. I changed the disc rotors for Magura new ebike ones 220 on the front, and the tyres to 2.8. Overall I am...

I have 2.8 tyres with no issues.

Fitted one with with the mrp ramp control, works great.

This is a crud catcher adapted to fit. It works for me.

Just a heads up on what could happen to any owner. A few rides ago I had a small branch got caught in my rear wheel, no big deal. After removing it and riding on the power seemed a bit erratic. About 10 miles further on the display said I had a speed sensor issue and lowered the power supply. I...

Bosch have done a lot of work to make it more resistant to water contamination. Time and the UK winter weather will tell if it works.

The dealer can plug in the diagnostic equipment and it will tell them what the problem is. The fatal error could be a trapped wire. I had a customer who cut the wire from the control unit when moving his handlebars in his stem.

It does make you wonder why they took so long to come on the market after being announced. Now they have, they should sort out the spares and technical backup. There is no excuse for not being prepared as the bikes took a year to appear.

I have used it on a couple of proper steep inclines , it is to much for normal riding.

Same as you. Your dealer will now have the service tool, I received mine last week. My bike has been updated although I didn't notice any problems. Your dealer can check it out and find any problems.