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There is a problem with the design of cable routing in the rear bottom pivot area. The cables/hoses are rubbing against the pivot bolt. I noticed it today. The bolt itself will probably survive till the end of life of the bike, but the brake hose will not. Be careful people cause it may damage...

For anybody who is interested in tuning his/her Giant-Yamaha PW-X3 motor there is a tuning device from Italy. I contacted them and it will be available from tomorrow on. It seems it is a very basic model that allows only for turning it off and on. No max speed settings or anything. Installation...

Let me explain why. I think that there is a some confusion as to how this motor (Yamaha PW-X3 with Giant software) works. For example. These are my personal settings: What those numbers are, are percentages of your input. The 400 that is the maximum number is not maximum power in Watts...

I just got a message that the range extender that some of the bikers here bought for their 2022 models is recognized by Giant as not fully compatible with 2022 models. They are aware of the fact that the cable of the range extender is in fact too short and might be causing problems. They are...

This is a thread about parts we all want to forget and we want to warn others not to buy and/or use. I think it's fine if we will write about parts that are not necessarily specific to e-MTBs. But of course these should be things that exist in e-MTB word. I want to start with an abomination...

Quick question. Did anyone manage to get cadence data from Giant 2022 models to be displayed on Garmin devices? I get data like speed, battery usage, assistance level ... but no cadence. I mean the motor HAS to know what the current cadence is. Am I doing something wrong?

Hi. I'd like to buy Vitus E-Sommet VRX. I'm jumping a lot and at least 170mm dropper is compulsory for me. I need to know what is the maximum insertion length on size M. I don't mind fitting a dropper with external routing so I'm just interested in how much the actual main part of the dropper...