Reign E+ 2022 Bashguard
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Chris ledger
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Have you flipped the chip??
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I have it in the High position. Still very low.
Chain ring is still the lowest part that will get hit first.
Chris ledger
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Must be riding in the rockys lol
Hi Implor, did you find a bash guard to suit? I have the same problem even in the high position, though I am getting better at pre loading obstacles, which helps a lot. I've only just started looking but it seems that only thing that will go on will be a F..in..uggly, full circle chainring type. Very 'Old School'. Could make it look more like what a lot of commuter bikes have up front. After 3 mths on my E+2 (yes a lucky man) boy to I WANT/NEED the bigger 750w/hr battery. The bike sure is BEASTLY! Came from a 2019 e- Trance SX -O.
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He's talking about protecting the chain ring, not the downtube.
Which version of the Reign is it OP?
If Fox X2 equipped try this:
Let all the air out of your shock.
Inflate to required pressure, pausing every 50psi to compress the shock 10-10 times to 25% of its sag.
Once I did this the shock sat higher in its stroke for the same psi and getting far fewer pedal strikes.
If Fox X2 equipped try this:
Let all the air out of your shock.
Inflate to required pressure, pausing every 50psi to compress the shock 10-10 times to 25% of its sag.
Once I did this the shock sat higher in its stroke for the same psi and getting far fewer pedal strikes.
NicoMTB
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carter moteur pour Reign E+ 2022 alu , 29p -27,5 p - Amygos this french company does a solid bash guard and chain ring protector all in one
For all interested in the subject. There's a new kid on the block.
rockguardz.com
Just ordered mine. Rockguardz is a really good company. I have their guard on my Intense Tracer since 4 years. I am pretty sure the one for reign e+ will work too. Stuff is very light. And won't set you back 120EUR :/.
Reign E+ 2022
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Just ordered mine. Rockguardz is a really good company. I have their guard on my Intense Tracer since 4 years. I am pretty sure the one for reign e+ will work too. Stuff is very light. And won't set you back 120EUR :/.
Have these on our Rails. No issues, would buy again but they won't break for sure!
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TREK RAIL MODEL 9, 7 ,5 2020/21
Protect E-MTB manufacture simple but high quality bash guards for your E-MTB. Our guards are designed to protect your motor housing from damage from debris, roots and rocks. We only use the highest quality aviation alloys due to its high strength-to-weight ratio(222 grams lighter than steel) ...
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Have these on our Rails. No issues, would buy again but they won't break for sure!
TREK RAIL MODEL 9, 7 ,5 2020/21
Protect E-MTB manufacture simple but high quality bash guards for your E-MTB. Our guards are designed to protect your motor housing from damage from debris, roots and rocks. We only use the highest quality aviation alloys due to its high strength-to-weight ratio(222 grams lighter than steel) ...
Correct me if I'm wrong but they don't seem to have any model for giant reign e+ 2022?
Email them, they may have but not shown on their web site.
Evelhornet
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I know this is an old thread now but I've had my bike over 15mths and been looking all over the world for suitable bash guard - after multiple scrapes and hits on logs, rocks etc. I gave up in the end and just ordered a replacement lower motor cover for £20 (with the intention of riveting a thin, steel skid plate to the original scratched cover). I've since removed the original and realised these things are strong AF! I've taken a few BIG hits and the scratches are just superficial - the plastic is really thick on the most vulnerable part. So I've just decided to leave it as it is, and if I do manage to break it, I now have a spare that was a lot cheaper than the other ugly/bulky options out there! Something to think about for those worried that you're going to break your motor cover 
Megavolt
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I confirm, it's in the fox recommendations, but I'm in favor of installing the spring.)))
