Nice new set of Michelins, for winter, which I then took out for a good thrash round the local. Climbing grip from the DH34 is insane!!! Despite the greasy mud and roots, not a single slip on the way up, even on more tech stuff too. On the way back down though, there was plenty of control, but...
@Rob Rides EMTB Couple of Lyke-related questions if I may:
1) Do you happen to know the shock eye-to-eye and stroke measurements please?
2) How did you feel the Lyke rode in comparison to the Shutte SL and Fuel EXe?
3) How long for the ride review vid?
Cheers,
Anyone seen or ridden one of the two Wyldbuck bikes? Seem to be Yorkshire based, using Bafang motors. Just came across them and wondering if anyone (Rob!) has been able to test one..?
I've had rubs with some folk on here, but rubbing is racing. Nobody has bothered me enough to want to ignore them, or worse, and that's from someone who is neurologically diverse and has significant mental health challenges. If I can stomach everyone, I imagine most will be able to! At the end...
Clutch mechs are infinitely better for chain retention, compared to non-clutch types. You can also buy after-market chain retention devices and may be able to find one to fit your frame/chainring/motor.
I have owned motors from Bosch, Shimano, Brose (Spesh), and Mahle (Spesh). All bar the Mahle and the Brose/Spesh 1.3 motor have had faults and been replaced. That said, my bikes work hard - I had one that did 8,000kms+ in 12 months, and it was one of 3 bikes! The motor and it's integration into...
No, I just type blindly and hope to hit something...
Your post, plus the one before it, mention the E-Sommet, though with no mention of the modes being at all adjustable. So, given that you mentioned this as a feature of the Rise, I thought I would helpfully point out, for the OP, that it's a...
You can do this on any Shimano, Specialized/Brose, Giant/Yamaha, plus others.
I can second the Vitus warranty. Current worldwide issues not withstanding, it's just a case of a brief email/chat exchange and a few photos. No quibling, no hassle, just sorted. So far, this has proven easier than...
Given the propensity for filling every void with tools and spares these days, Muc-Off have been working on a new solution to data tagging your bike. An intriguing solution, which can apparently only be mounted in the rear wheel, though I don't know why, certainly keeps it hidden! It only works...