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I have a dead motor (E10). I split it and cleaned it up but then the E10 ... All internals looked good and I have a new set of bearings for it. Make me an offer. It is in Scotland. I think I paid £50 for the bearings alone.

Check the connections AGAIN. What motor is it?

If you DO NOT get oil for the first few rides then the shock has not been assembled properly. I open mine up , clean and add oil every few weeks to keep it running super smooth. It also flushes dirt away from the seal increasing seal life.

Just watched the Video and he seems to conclude the same as for most of the latest Whyte bikes. Great when ridden really hard. That is my experience of them ( my local dealer has them so I have ridden a few. Can be a bit dead and barge like at lower speeds. That said it should absolutely be on...

Guy can be a BIT biased sometimes as well ;) Remember his reviews are based on his riding style and experience (both very high)

You need to ADD the YT Decoy to the list if availability is no an urgent priority. I have a Decoy but my Number 2 was the Spectral (wife has Neuron).

I always start at 20/20 psi on a new bike. On my Decoy I am now running 18 front but stuck with 20 rear as any lower I get rim hits (loud clang) and have dented the rim at 18psi. I run tubeless.

i did the exact same thing in August last year. The decoy is better than the Kenevo although a mate got a Kenevo and put 2.5 tyres on it which transformed it. He is on his third motor in 9 months though ;)

I have a Pro. It is a bit sluggish compared to my Pro Race Jeffsy 27 but not by as much as I thought. I am now running it in the "High" setting which gives a bit more pedal clearance and brings the head angle a bit steeper. This seems to help turning quite a bit. I will drop to a 2.6 rear when...

Yep, Switch on your sense of humour :giggle:

Don't forget that Fox DPX2 tokens come in different sizes from 0.2 to 1.02 inch cubed. You can stack them if needed.

I am also thinking I need another token in the rear shock.

Will do . I assume I am not looking for a very big Orange bike :giggle:

With an Ebike riding the Black at Glentress is like riding the Red. It was graded black because of the length and climbs originally I think. Alpine are good , I have a couple of mates who work there , I only live 4 miles away. :)

If you got it from The Edinburgh Bike CoOp you will be all setup. The guys there are pretty good with EBikes.

You do realise this a EMTB forum ;)

Turn the bike back the right way so you can't see it. Problem solved, the sky is not falling.