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Thankfully I can ride with or without them and my five tens still seem to fit fine.

Waterproof socks are the answer.

Like some others, I just bring a CO2 inflator as I am generally not far from the car. If I was on an epic somewhere I would bring a small pump and a tube as well.

I know there's a lot of rubbish in the sales, but my pal grabbed a Dissent frame for about £550 which is a proper bargain.

1. What is your average ride length (time or distance)? Around 25km / 1.5 hours / 1000m elevation 2. What size is your battery? 750 3. Does your average ride consume all of your charge? No, around 70% 4. Do you let your motor do as much of the work as possible or do your legs contribute...

Yeah, the key is getting into the habit of not letting it sit being caked in crap.

I just use a brush and water. Not washing my bike is just not an option in Scottish Winter (or summer). Once inside I wipe down with a cloth and lube the things that need lubed.

Ah I see. The Sun Gods are 89% I think.

I have sun gods with completely clear lenses. Can you not just get clear lenses for your current glasses?

I am as fast on most stuff with my Whyte E160 as I am with my Privateer. I think it's more to do with fit than anything else though.

Mine is around 338mm. In the low setting/29er.

Back home tomorrow and I can measure. Will depend a bit on sag too I guess. How low is yours?

Quite often see deer at the Golfie on evening rides.

Serious question. Is standover height particularly relevant on a mountain bike? Dropper size and insertion would seem to have superseded that. Genuinely interested as it's not something I would ever look at.

Yeah the wave ones. Haven't seen the new ones.

I've had good results with the 2mm galfers.

Bear in mind (i am pretty sure) the live valve fork is Fit4 and not Grip 2.

I think those bars would give me serious anxiety! 🤣

It'll go up them, it just takes a while! 🤣

Love mine too. It's also been faultlessly reliable. 4000km on original bearings. My Nomad 4 went through a set every 6 months! If your local trails are steep, I would definitely try a small back wheel. I've had mine that way for more than a year. It's been superb.