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If you are doing lots of singletrack i'd recommend going for the Comp with the Revelation fork. Whilst the Sektor will be fine on most trails, the Revelation will definitely feel a lot more 'premium' in terms of ride feel.

Also ensure that you are pulling the cable at the lever end through when re-inserting the seatpost as the cable can twist/kink/get trapped when re-inserting :)

Invisiframe kits are great but a lot of patience is required! I don't think you'll get a more precise fitting kit anywhere else and they do offer amazing protection! Read all the instructions, go slowly and you'll be fine :)

I ride clipless on my road bike and flats on my MTB Five Ten Freeriders with DMR V12's. Used the same combination for years!

I really rate a WTB Trail Boss 3.0 on the rear and a Minion on the front! Magic Mary's do offer a good year-round set-up

I would recommend riding a few before making a decision. Lots of people have a personal preference on motor choice, for me, the only way I would go personally is a Levo/Kenevo. I'm a fairly keen non-pedal-assist rider so the Levo to me, feels the most natural and still feels like I'm actually...

Driving it over would be the cheapest option, you wouldn't want to get caught with a 500Wh battery in your hand-luggage! :ROFLMAO:

The post-office will categorically not post a battery, even if its a pair of AA batteries on their own. The batteries have to be encased in electrical goods. Just to give you an idea of the actual cost of shipping a battery abroad, you are looking at £100.00 to an EU destination, and it has to...

Specialized were one of the first to produce an ebike that didnt necessarily look like an ebike with the Levo and they have certainly been one of the brands leading the ebike front. Lots of manifacturers are now building on this foundation and integration is definitely where things are going...

Im certified IATA and you arent able to take anything over 100Wh on a passenger plane, everything above that has to go on a cargo plane or by sea. The bike would have to go properly packaged, with all the correct labels, signed by someone who is IATA trained, you would also need a carrier that...

You do tend to start seeing new model year bikes announced in September, although they don't get to retailers until November/December time. Some of the new 2018 Cube's have delivery dates going back to May. Retailers will start to put 'current model year' bikes on sale from around August time...

I have ridden both and have found they arent too different from eachother. The one big thing I have noticed is that the Levo is a lot more playful, so if you are mainly a trail centre rider and you don't want the bike to do the majority of the work for you, then the Levo is the one to go for...