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I'm very happy with the Bike Yoke 160mm in my (non e-) bike. It works super smooth, the remote lever is a good one and can be attached to Shimano or Sram brakes (you can choose the version, I've got the one with a clamp since I'm using gripshifters). The "revive" option takes a few seconds...

The same as on your non e-bike I'd say ;) Why change what works for you. For me that means flats. I bought the new XT flats for my Merida but had a lot of pedalstrikes, still running the original 170mm cranks. On my other bike I have NC17 pedals (Sudpin III S-pro) and these are 1cm less wide...

I got around 1.600hm and 50/60km's on my holiday in the Alps. I'm 70kg's and ride a Merida E-Onesixty with a Minion 2.8 on the front and a Rekon 2.8 on the rear. Did most of the offroad climbing in eco (riding with non-ebikers) and then I got around 1.100hm in 40km's using about half the...

Riding a Merida E-Onesixty with 2.8 Maxxis tires. It's my first experience with the plus-sized tires but I'm very happy with them so far. As with an e-mtb the weight isn't really an issue there are not many disadvantages I think. Maybe in muddy conditions skinnier tires will perform better, but...

Perfect in the sense that for a brand that sells as high-end I would expect top quality bolts to mount the motor, not bolts that you as a mechanic think need replacing before delivering the bike to the client. I wasn't criticising the shop, just the opposite. I really appreciate the work that...

I appreciate the extra work a good bikeshop does to deliver a bike. But I also think that the bike manufacturer should be the one to do that. Specialized makes good bikes, but they ask a price for it. When I get way better components on some other brands for the same price I at least expect a...