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That Crestline sure looks nice I've had a few Levos and switched to a Rocky Mt Instinct a year ago. The dyname motor is the best I've ever ridden

I've had a Levo since 2017 but 6 months ago up graded to a Rocky Mt---better motor

Here on the East Coast of the Troubled States of America I stopped upgrading with Hope brakes, even thought they performed very well, because parts replacement were very difficult to get.

I loved my Hope 4 piston brakes (this was several years ago and I don't remember the model) but living in the US, replacement parts were very hard to get.

E bikes are so popular now it will be easy to sell your Levo Then upgrade to A rocky Mt Instinct or Altitude--better motor---ability to have 1000 watts battery reserve It's what I just did and am very happy

I used grip shift for years and never had a problem. Wish it was still easily available

Rock on Labrador

Does anyone know what size tires they run at Red Bull Rampage? Do they use inserts?

IMHO flats require more skill and technique (that I sadly don't have) However a big advantage to clips is the easy extra horsepower that you can generate from your hamstring muscles on the upstroke.

It's not bad and wider than it looks, but riding it the other way, going downhill, approaching the skinny, is much harder --usually walk overall, it's low risk, low consequence

This is one of my better bridges over muddy creek water thats anywheres between 6 inches and 2 feet deep

Huge thanks to OP and everyone else. This kept me going a ling time. My favorite was Fabio Wibmer

Good to know. Thanks And the answer to the original question is Fat tires with studs

Point well taken. The 45 North tires are (I'm pretty sure) not tubeless compatible so I'm running the lowest pressure I dare put in the tubes--about 28psi

Today with 2" of fresh in New England fat tires might have helped me up on steep hills that I spun out on with the 45 North studded tires. But that would mean an entirely different bike. Can anyone tempt me with a great fat tire electric bike? And we only have deep soft snow for a few days a...

This is a great stand (but not cheap). But it's a little awkward to get a heavy E bike (not shown in photo 'cause it's in LBS) loaded--interested how others do it And you need a hollow crank spindle

Now I'm afraid of what Gary will say.....

People, if you want clean handlebars, no finger/thumb issues, and to shift while braking:

I'm in USA I've tried Trailforks, AllTrails, and Gaia I find that unauthorized rails (like "Gloucester spot") tend to be on Gaia but not the other two apps. But the other apps have a few trails and features that Gaia doesn't. They all are pretty good IMHO

Buy it. Life is short, make it as intense as you can