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I've had my Mith since December and have iver 1500 miles on it. I think all the comments about the rear suspension are massively exaggerated, it's just like any other enduro bike I have ridden. I love mine, and currently wouldn't change it for anything else. What Im trying to say is, don't get...

Arh mate I feel for you, what a nightmare! Yes that would definitely spoil any ownership experience. Takes me back to my early Specialized days with motor problems! Intermittent electrical problems are a real headache. I don't know if Unno have learnt from their poor customer service, but...

Four of us all have miths that have been problem free, what happened with yours?

UK based Unno Mith owner here, I agree with some observations, but certainly not all. I came from a Pole Voima and I have owned the Mith since November. I rode it all through winter and currently have over 1100 miles on it. It's the best bike I've ever owned by far, and if I had my money back...

Yes your failure looks the same as mine. The side plates breaking. Don't think it's a wear issue, just not strong enough.

Just an update, I was given a new 70 chain as a warranty replacement and it's been on the bike now for over 300 miles with no problems, did I initially have one from a bad batch? I have already bought a new xo as I didn't think the 70 would last.

Im in Surrey tomorrow, can I pick them up in the morning?

This is what I got from Gemini when asking the question: It’s a common misconception that they are exactly the same underneath, but there is actually a fundamental difference in the metallurgy and heat treatment of the steel, not just the "paint" on top. While they all start as steel alloys...

While researching this issue, I saw a youtube video that states that the road bike flat top chains are interchangeable with the mtb versions. So might be a shout.

4000 mikes Miles on a single chain!!! I don't know anyone who gets over 2000, and that's with rotating 2 chains. Do you hot dip in wax?

Thanks for that, I've just bought a xo version and a new chain ring just incase. I'll put that on when my 3rd 70 fails, got about 50 miles on it so far.

What t type version do you run?

Thanks Rod, im still on the original one fitted to the unno, but it's their own brand not a sram one. I've contacted unno asking that very question. Thanks for taking the time👍

Spoke to my dealer today, who states his warranty outbox for sram t type chains is over flowing. Maybe a faulty batch? But also stated they were all on dji powered bikes.

Thanks, but yes it's on

Sram t type chain problems Mith race fitted with sram t type 70 chain from factory. Got about 500 miles and chain snapped. It was still well within its wear limits and is cleaned and lubed every ride. Fitted new one and within 100 miles same thing has happened. I have never had a chain snap on...

Thanks same as mine

To fellow Mith owners, Can someone do me a favor and next time you are by your bike see which position the set key is in on your derailleur. Mine has come from factory in position A. However the sram website says it should be B? Thanks

It will be fine. By saying 750wh battery, im assuming it's a bosch using a 4 amp charger. They only draw about 200 wh. Your eco flow can manage about 1500 wh. I've seen a eco flow 1020wh power bank charge 2 amflows at once pulling 800 wh, no problems 👍

Quick answer is no. You need your bike specific charger to connect to the bike and that would need a 240v ac outlet from the public charger, which they don't have, also your bikes bms would not give the correct hand shake to get the charger to work. Best solution is to get a portable power bank.