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Real shame that. Not only are you dealing with the loss itself, but knowing someone has broken in to your home/garage etc is terribly unsettling. And the fact that the cops have little to zero interest given they know the bikes are almost impossible to recover rubs salt into the wound. With cars...

I have the Leatt Aiflex Stealth, great fit, breaths well and has proven to protect on impact. I prefer to have individual elbow pads rather than integrated due to better range of movement. Really rate the fit of Leatt gear in general leatt

Whilst I don’t have a solution, I have the same set up (RSC, HS2) on my Whyte/RS Lyric with no issues. Also self installed. Levo/Fox issue maybe given others with the same problem?

Mad air time. Well worth it! Hope you’re well healed now

Yes it’s a big layout, but with all the research you’ve done and some advice from users here, head down to your LBS and have a good chat. With the huge rise in popularity, they don’t need to “sell” you a bike in order for it to sell. Some LBS’ can’t keep up with demand. There’s no benefit to you...

You can’t go wrong with Invisiframe. Excellent stuff. Well worth the investment

It gets me excited as well. It looks like a proper weapon although 180 travel is a lot of bike! I also have a 150rs and absolutely love it. Have added a few upgrades, but I don’t want to let it go. Think I’ll have it forever. Either way, I’m a Whyte man all the way

I’m keen on your thoughts of the Deemax wheels. I’m thinking of upgrading to them

Any 30,000mm water proofing rated pants should do the trick at keeping dry. I stumped up the cash for the Leatt 5.0 pants and they are bombproof. The Fox Defend pants only have a DWR coating, so you don’t stand any chance of keeping your butt dry from prolonged tyre spray. However, suggest you...

I’m really pleased with the The Leatt 2.0 Subzero glove. Keeps my digits warm whilst also providing dexterity and good grip. Absolute winner of a glove for me

Absolutely rate my Leatt 5.0 pants from last season. They run small in size but I’ve found them to be totally waterproof. Tapered ankle with velcro straps stops water running in to the top of my equally waterproof Five Ten Gore Tex boots

I find the eMTB Uberbike pads to be a marked improvement on all other pads I’ve tried. A bit more expensive but they wear well. And they’re blue 🤗

Addictive it is! Welcome to the club. I was always an eMTB mode fan on my Bosch until I found it gave a little too much kick on the steep climbs and I struggled to keep the nose down, so I use Tour mostly now for climbs and eMTB for looping back up

I like to draw a long bath, light a few candles, grab a stiff drink and enjoy a good soak with my Bosch powered Whyte e-150rs after every ride. A little TLC and the Bosch never misses a beat! 👌🏻

Wayyyy too dangerous a descent for me. I’d miss the hairpin with those views!

Can’t fault Uber Bike Components e-bike sintered pads. Great value and long life

That sucks getting a scratch on that wonderful looking paint. Did you not try securing to the seat post?

Another tale of survival in thongs. Jandles and flip flops take note!

No, it’s the vibe. Always has been

I opted for the Oakley EV Advancer and their Prizm Trail Torch lens. Ideal for a sunny summer day in the forest although too dark for winter so I got a spare lens in the Prizm Low Light which I find to be perfect in overcast conditions