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Err NO. I think you need some basic Physics and Maths lessons ;-)

On my shimano motor the pedals turn in walk mode.

The more expensive chains do not last any longer they are just lighter. Stick with cheap chains and change them regularly.

I would say if you are having flex issues with a 36 then a 38 will give a Levo chassis a real hard time. Are you sure it is the fork not the frame or wheels?

The S3 has a 150mm dropper which is to long for you. The S2 has a 125mm drop. Ask the bike shop if they will swop it for a 125mm version. If it is new they may be happy to do that as they will be able to sell the 150.

Yep and Buy a Decoy (when you can get one) :giggle:

I am really confused about why anyone would want a EBike in road Race form. Commuter bike I get but a high spec racer .... Everyone I know rides there road bikes faster than 15mph 99% of the time.

I got through 2 sets of next sl and have just had the pedal inserts on a pair of SIXC fails. I hate Race Face stuff, only used it when it is original fit on a bike. With the higher likelihood of pedal strikes on an ebike strong alloy cranks is the way to go. I see zero benefit of carbon cranks...

You have not washed it for a month and complain about the creaks :rolleyes:

They really should have had it repaired at a good shock service center . In fact that is an option in the warranty I would guess. Most things can be fixed on shocks.

It is probably too long AND it is not a cable but a hydraulic hose.

Posting the design in a public place would make it impossible to register the patent. It is now classed as in the public domain. I was involved with patent management for a few years.

In Scotland that would last about 2 minutes. Neat idea but not really any good on a mountain bike. One little stone or gritty water even and goodnight vienna . Once it breaks as well then NO power at all so a long hard slog on a Kenevo sans power.

When it goes over 15mph you are pedaling a heavy bike (21kg + ) so it just feels like drag :-)

If you ride harder you will notice a big difference. I just moved up from a 34 to a Lyrik on my non-ebike and it is miles better at taking hits and staying on line. I do ride competitive Enduro though.