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They pulled out of mine and they have been selling them for years.

Yes but the rub here is Whyte the new company. Once found at your local dealer, which have now been kicked out and they only supply to the big bike shops. Customer support seems to have gone, i’ve been waiting for a warranty part for more than a year. Its not a brand i’d look to buy from again.

I’d get a whyte E160, goes anywhere. Having said that I own one with no plans to change due to the cost of new, my plan is to keep it running and change parts as required. I would buy something that only has stock parts that can be replaced directly from a manufacturer, ie no custom batteries etc.

You could always add a quad lock vibration damper. https://www.quadlockcase.co.uk/collections/quad-lock-360/products/quad-lock-360-accessory-vibration-dampener?variant=40794507247791

Ive been using the Urber pads since they came out, good breaking and they do seem to last longer than the normal pads.

i like the idea, however no mention of difficulties having to run 2 cables through an internally mounted frame. I think if I did this it would need to be a wireless setup.

I always follow this. https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/service-manuals/rockshox/front-suspension/zeb-sm-gen.6284-english.pdf#page76

i’d install the chain through the derailleur and put on largest cog , let all the air out of the shock and fully compress the suspension and see how slack the chain is and reduce links if the chain is to slack. That way you know you can use full travel without putting stress on the system.

Seem to recall when I did mine the SRAM video said. Round the largest cog with all the air out of the shock fully compressed plus 2 links.

So today the 42nd ring just decided to self destruct , think i’ll try and find a stronger 11 speed, but stocks seem very limited.

Last year 2185 miles climbed 312,676 feet.

Answer Get a fullface , they sit underneath and the padding keeps them in place

On my sram brakes I’ve just swapped over to the uber ebike pads which seem very good. https://www.uberbikecomponents.com/category/538/Tektro-Compatible-E-Bike-Disc-Brake-Pads

Mine is on the bars protected by my light bar which also supports my tool bag.

Cheers ordered

I just flip mine onto its seat and bars, turn crank, lube chain. no fuss no tools required.

Go for the Whyte for the ride and uk support.

not really, it’s a bungalow , so one one is attached and double skin, the others are single skin stone walls, apex roof but with no insalation, don’t get any condensation in it thoug. washing machine pipes used to freeze now and then but that hasn’t happen for years as our winters are a lot...

I think over the years we have had a few issues from Focus owners who suffered a non charging issue but that was related to the model number of the charger supplied rather than the bike. I can’t recall any posts that directly related to bike issues from storing a bike in an outside garage or...