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Them and the Steyning mtb trails, every time I go I fear for my life 😆

I saw a similar thing on tiktoktagram, where a guy used a massage gun on the brake line to eke out micro bubbles. I thought it was total bs but curiosity got the better of me and I have a massage gun already so I gave it a try. I did my normal full gravity bleed on my XT front brake, then went...

No, it's been put on the back burner for the minute. I'd found a few options and was considering fitting it myself to reduce costs, but I've not got round to pursuing it yet.

Oh, and if Canyon ever used the Avinox motor is this, then 😲

While they have improved most of the issues with the new Mith, I still think the original is a nicer looking bike.

Yes, unscrew the free stroke screw a few turns, also makes sure the pistons are pushed all the way into the calipers. Lubricate the pistons before installing your brake pads

I saw a thread showing a guy using a message gun to remove air from his brake lines, I thought it was total bs but out of curiosity I gave it a try, it was unbelievable how much air it got out! I did my usual gravity bleed, then worked the gun up the brake lines for a few minutes, now the...

Castrol red rubber grease is great when installing new piston seals. The seals should always be lubricated before installing the pistons, use minimal oil at the very least. Glad you got it sorted 👍

Thanks again for all the info and suggestions, chaps. I've been doing a little research and I think you're all right that a tow-bar and rack is the way to go for peace of mind and convenience, considering it will be used for long journeys 200-400 miles plus. I've found a few options from PF...

Thanks for all the replies chaps, I thought this would be the case. I'll have a look into the suggested racks and get some proper quotes for tow-bar fitting to work out rough costs. Convenience is going to cost 😆

I've done a quick search, there are a several threads on this but most are a few years old now and I'm wondering if there are new options. I've got a small car (fabia) and it's becoming tiresome getting the bike in and out of it, especially when it's caked in mud! So I'm looking into options...

Yes, exact same thing happened to me. I took the bike to a certified Bosch dealer, (thankfully still in warranty period) at first the kiox wouldn't even connect to their computer to diagnose. I left it with them and after some faffery they got it to connect but said the kiox was bricked and...

Making way for the Mith 😜

I've been using one on my Cube stereo with headset cable routing with no issues, admitted since lowering the stack height I can no longer close the clasp on the bar but I just placed a rag around the stem to protect the cables. I only use it to hold the bike in the work stand though, never for...

I'd equipped a state of the art work shop and build my own 🤟

It's a shame they lost the cross member between the top tube and down tube, I actually liked that from on the old frame but I can see why they removed it for better shock clearance. Non removable battery is a massive negative for me, and no cable derailleur also, might spoil the look running...

Damn! That's easily the best looking emtb on the market, coupled with the Avinox could well be a winner. I need to have a proper look later but it seems they have sorted the shock adjustment issues from the original Mith. I've not had a chance to read the article yet, but what's the weight...

Can't wait for this!

Best looking and sounding forks on the market, sick ride brother 🤟

Great to catch up with you mate. I'll be up again, so next time we'll get some laps in (y) We did just shy of 50 miles over the two days, after my mate had an off on Wibbly Wobbly and then broke a spoke on Rim Dinger (living up to it's name) we decided to call it a day, I've only just recovered 😆