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Yes the Amp’d is available in the UK, but it runs different software which restricts you to 15mph. They still feel comically fast.

Something with Bosch SX with a range extender for the big days. Or the Amflow that weighs about the same. Transition regulator, Whyte elyte etc.

What does this weigh?

Photo I posted above was on a 2018 Kenevo. That’s second gen Specilized Levo motor, not exactly high power/torque.

That’s where I usually snap them.

What spare parts do you keep in stock and how do you store them? I’m looking for some kind of storage that I can chuck in the car for weekends/weeks away and have the sort of bits I’m likely to need. Thinking spare brake pads, chain, maybe a mech. Some brake fluid and a bleed kit are probably...

Transition Spur. <12kg 120mm XC bike. Accelerates like an e-bike when you crank it, super nimble and descends like a much bigger bike. I was going to buy a gravel bike for fitness, then demoed a Spur and there’s no contest.

Agreed.

Amflow PL Carbon Pro, weighs about 20.6 kg Whyte elyte 150 rsx was about 20.5 last time I weighed one. My KSL is about 19kg.

I wear the stealth version on the e-bike, it’s a nice balance between offering some protection without being too bulky/uncomfortable. It’s fine in uk winter but gets unpleasant on a humid day in summer.

Fingers crossed they’ve fixed the Fazua issues, enjoy the SL, I was blown away how well they rode. Absolutely sublime.

With the exception of Fazua, current motors seem quite reliable. I disagree with your assertion about simpler electronics in 22-24, they would be fairly similar to today. Specilized SL, Levo 3, Bosch cx/sx have all proven themselves to my riding group in UK winter, I’d happily buy any of them...

I’m thinking of going from 2024/25 36s to the 2027 Zeb.

Funny, I’m thinking of going the other way on my Shuttle AM because the 36s are so underwhelming

Go ride and explore trails. Chat to locals. Or find someone who knows the area and get them to show you round.

I remember saying you’d probably get more laps in on an ebike than on the bus (sure you can find the thread on it from ~2018) when I got my OG Kenevo. Then we tested it and concluded that the bus was a lot faster. Much higher risk of contracting trench-crack though

Was just thinking this is a bunch of USA CYA BS. You can snap any bike if you land it wrong, or you can hit massive jump lines on a 150mm trail bike if you land it right.

I think I’d die of boredom before I flattened two batteries riding up bpw 😂

where are you guys riding to need two batteries in a day?