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nice. I'd be too scared to ride it though

exactly my thought too, even though you're in the right you're still going to be left 6 feet deep

if you let a tubeless go flat you can just pump it back up and if your lucky it'll stay pumped up but more than likely will need to put fresh tape and sealant in it, but if you use it enough and it doesn't go flat it should last for a couple of years. I check the tyre pressure before each ride...

whats this 30 - 40 day you talk about, I put 100-150ml in my wheel when I set it up and add about 80-100ml when it wont stay at the pressure I set it before my ride for the length of the days ride, or approx 6 months. and generally do that until I need a new tyre 1-2 years

I have a Cube and their support has been great, I have heard lots of people have them. the Fantic I haven't heard of but it could be an up-and-comer?? Cube has been good for me

Thanks I am currently aiming at 750 for the 3.5 months so far and hoping at 1200 by christmas. And now i feel lucky to get the knobs off my tyres

#Audilife

sorry it was this Cube Reaction Hybrid Performance 400 Electric Mountain Bike Grey (2022) which is mine but coil forks and 9 speed and 65NM motor, looks like its $3500 for mine, air forks ( mine are ok for what I do) 85NM motor and 11 spd cassette, worth a look though still, I just did an 18km...

99 Bikes have the cube reaction hybrid pro for $2995 ATM its a hardtail but I like mine nice easy trails with no big jumps. love the 85nm bosch motor. the 400 battery I bet approx 40-50kms on it depending where I go but change the tyres

I am in Australia too and the 25kph limit is perfect for my trails on a hardtail but I find at times on foot paths I might need more but I'm not too worried about it personally

they should fit easy warranty jobs up the line, My old bike was a 3-week wait for a wheel truing no parts needed, easy for them in my opinion, but I got my new bike replaced spokes in under 3 days because I bought it from them.

I've got a 2x straight universal lever on my old pedal bike which is great and I'll get one of them on my cube when I get around to getting one in my battery on wheels

Still std tyres and seat tubeless now and better seat. #jelousofthetanwalltyresguys

You will want to get a ramp to be able to ride your bike up onto the roof rack as it is after a ride I'm sore enough so I can't lift it over a fence let alone onto a roof just my 2 cents

just a plain set of tubeless tyres

winner right here

yes sort of agree but I think to pinch flat a tube is only a small amount of pressure needed to make this happen, but the pressure needed to bend the rim will be a lot higher

I have just done my first ride with good tyres and tubeless. holy moly, this needs to be the first thing we do. I had the original tyres pumped up to 60psi to not get pinch flats and they would bounce off any rock. today was just plush and grippy Maxxis agressors 29 x 2.5

Warranty? I have a cube and it has 2 yrs on the motor/electrics and 5 on the frame

thanks, Paulquattro proof that I do not read everything, yes Ill have a beer, please