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can you compare well lubed (or waxed) chain to dry one? :D

it's normal feeling, unless you are fit, to ride >26km/h on a flat tarmac you need >250W, also depends on your tires (and pressure)

anyone took small battery? or have both? (625 and 750) ? I guess you can feel the difference in handling - 900g, especially that's very close to the head tube.

Do you repair it with local Bosch service centre? or do you have to send your bike back? in this particular - latch, problem ?

are there any problems with LACK of progressivity on Strive:ON suspension ?

are there any big and/or prevalent problems with Strive:eek:n ? anything that should stop you from buying it? or just usual problems with a new design, minor or not very common ?

again, compilation of recent knowledge about crankarms length Tested: Do Short Cranks Work For Tall Riders? - Pinkbike

people always complained about TALAS or DP (RS Dual Position). that it's way more difficult (or impossible) to setup air spring for aggressive riding. no mid support, or too harsh etc.

well... a lot of text, but conclusions inaccurate ... Shorter cranks are everywhere, on road bikes as well !, and it's not connected to fitness or strength... read articles from last 10 years, which clearly states that there is no advantage of having longer crank arms (also you can look and link...

yep... that happens .... similar with stubborn use of 17-19mm tires (coz of course everyone KNOWS that they are the fastest)

but why do you want to make the same mistake and return to this flawled theory that longer legs=longer crankarms ? Roadies just realised (last 5 years) that there is NO correlation longer legs - longer crankarms. crankarms can be safetly shorter, it won't affect your power and in fact it makes...

coz it's not connected with bike size too much. wheels have the same size (despite bike size), weight is roughly the same - so BB height is the same. raising BB affects cornering and handling in negative way.

yes, shorter cranks make you spin faster. from some researches, looks like cyclist like to keep the same linear velocity of feet. (so shorter crank arm, to keep the same linear velocity, you have to increase angular velocity). and also to produce the same power, with lower torque, you have to...

ah... right, i forgot it's emtb forum :) however you have strange feeling (overcoming that dead spot) on an ebike...

you could try oval chainring to minimise that feeling.

So now you want to repeat all mistakes roadies did/do ? :) longer crankarms don't give you any benefit, only disadvantages, even on a road bike. Do you know what length Sir Bradley Wiggins (190cm) was using ? 170mm roadies had a lot of misconseptions about bikes (like riding on 17-19mm tires...

Spectral:ON 2022 I read in reviews that you can put (approved) up to 160mm fork, I'd make head angle 65*. What about slacking it a bit more? any other options? headsets are internal (IS), so no angle headsets ? any play with offset shock eylets ?