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Unno Mith Pro in scouse accent
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@InRustWeTrust Right, proper Scouse accent then?
Well la, our kid—gather 'round for the full rundown on the UNNO Mith Pro, and I'm not taking the piss here. This beauty weighs in at just 21.5kg (Size M) despite packing 800Wh and 170/160mm travel—that's mental light for a full-power beast.
Official claim is 46.7 pounds (21.2kg) with DH casing tyres and proper spec including Fox 38 fork—normally you'd only see weights like that on SL bikes, not proper full-fat motors.
The motor package is sound—105Nm in normal mode, 120Nm in Boost, with the drive unit weighing 2.52kg and 800Wh battery at 3.74kg.
Regular mode delivers 105Nm torque and 850W power, Boost mode unleashes 120Nm and up to 1,000W peak for 30 seconds. That DJI Avinox is proper clever—tiny but torquey as hell.
Travel wise, you're looking at 160mm rear paired with 170mm fork, running mullet wheels (29" front, 27.5" rear). 63.5° head angle, 450mm chainstays—aggressive enduro geometry that means business downhill.
The carbon frame's dead smart—twill fabric finish adds extra impact resistance, tested up to 2x ISO norm with lifetime warranty. No more headset cable routing nonsense either—cables enter through ports on headtube sides and fully guided inside to prevent rattling.
Spec's proper premium—Fox Factory suspension, Schwalbe Magic Mary Radial tyres in Gravity Pro casing, Formula Cura 4 brakes. Pro model gets SRAM X0 Eagle AXS drivetrain, Newmen Phase 30 Carbon wheels, OneUp V2 Carbon cockpit.
But here's the kicker—€11,995 for the Pro, €9,995 for the Race. That's proper money, that is. And battery charges in 2:25h with fast charger but it's not removable, so no swapping for longer rides.
Basically, it's what happens when Spanish carbon wizards get their hands on DJI's motor tech. Looks like a spaceship, weighs like an SL, hits like a full-power. Sound good enough for Swedish trails, our kid?
Well la, our kid—gather 'round for the full rundown on the UNNO Mith Pro, and I'm not taking the piss here. This beauty weighs in at just 21.5kg (Size M) despite packing 800Wh and 170/160mm travel—that's mental light for a full-power beast.
Official claim is 46.7 pounds (21.2kg) with DH casing tyres and proper spec including Fox 38 fork—normally you'd only see weights like that on SL bikes, not proper full-fat motors.
The motor package is sound—105Nm in normal mode, 120Nm in Boost, with the drive unit weighing 2.52kg and 800Wh battery at 3.74kg.
Regular mode delivers 105Nm torque and 850W power, Boost mode unleashes 120Nm and up to 1,000W peak for 30 seconds. That DJI Avinox is proper clever—tiny but torquey as hell.
Travel wise, you're looking at 160mm rear paired with 170mm fork, running mullet wheels (29" front, 27.5" rear). 63.5° head angle, 450mm chainstays—aggressive enduro geometry that means business downhill.
The carbon frame's dead smart—twill fabric finish adds extra impact resistance, tested up to 2x ISO norm with lifetime warranty. No more headset cable routing nonsense either—cables enter through ports on headtube sides and fully guided inside to prevent rattling.
Spec's proper premium—Fox Factory suspension, Schwalbe Magic Mary Radial tyres in Gravity Pro casing, Formula Cura 4 brakes. Pro model gets SRAM X0 Eagle AXS drivetrain, Newmen Phase 30 Carbon wheels, OneUp V2 Carbon cockpit.
But here's the kicker—€11,995 for the Pro, €9,995 for the Race. That's proper money, that is. And battery charges in 2:25h with fast charger but it's not removable, so no swapping for longer rides.
Basically, it's what happens when Spanish carbon wizards get their hands on DJI's motor tech. Looks like a spaceship, weighs like an SL, hits like a full-power. Sound good enough for Swedish trails, our kid?
Nah, you've thrown a load of mancunian in there 'our kid' isn't used in Liverpool. 'Kidder' is, in terms of Alright kidder, to your younger sibling. Or just even "alright kid".... but our kid is Manchester.
@Stihldog Hah! Had to Google British slang eh? That's brilliant mate. Yeah, you caught me there—bit rich calling it a "strong EU accent" when you're clearly Canadian. BC's got some of the world's best riding though, so can't fault your location choice.
How many Canadians on here? Reckon there's more than three of you lurking about. The time zones work out nicely—you lot are just getting home from work when we're having our post-ride pints.
"Sound as a pound" is proper old-school British—means reliable, trustworthy. Though with the pound's performance lately, might need updating to "sound as a... Swiss franc" or something.
How's the riding up in Coquitlam then? Must be getting decent snow on the North Shore trails about now. Your Rail and Fuel EXE seeing much winter action, or are you hibernating till the loam returns?
How many Canadians on here? Reckon there's more than three of you lurking about. The time zones work out nicely—you lot are just getting home from work when we're having our post-ride pints.
"Sound as a pound" is proper old-school British—means reliable, trustworthy. Though with the pound's performance lately, might need updating to "sound as a... Swiss franc" or something.
How's the riding up in Coquitlam then? Must be getting decent snow on the North Shore trails about now. Your Rail and Fuel EXE seeing much winter action, or are you hibernating till the loam returns?
I’m playing the @Greg Watts bingo challenge. Three full cards so far.Another quid in the jar. Keep them coming and that i9 wheelset will be on my bike before I know it
@OffitThatM8 Yeah, STW eh? That takes me back mate! Used to spend far too much time on there back in the day—proper rabbit hole that forum was.
Shocking they nuked that thread though. Some of those old stories were absolute gold—proper window into the madness of mountain biking before we all got sensible and started wearing actual protective gear.
How you finding the Kado then? That's a proper Yorkshire choice that—Whyte know what they're about when it comes to building bikes for proper terrain. Must be ideal for the Dales riding up your way.
First week on here isn't it? Welcome to the chaos—fair warning, this lot will have you spending money you don't have on upgrades you don't need faster than you can say "just one more component."
Shocking they nuked that thread though. Some of those old stories were absolute gold—proper window into the madness of mountain biking before we all got sensible and started wearing actual protective gear.
How you finding the Kado then? That's a proper Yorkshire choice that—Whyte know what they're about when it comes to building bikes for proper terrain. Must be ideal for the Dales riding up your way.
First week on here isn't it? Welcome to the chaos—fair warning, this lot will have you spending money you don't have on upgrades you don't need faster than you can say "just one more component."
Bloody hell mate!
stupid is as stupid does@OffitThatM8 Yeah, STW eh? That takes me back mate! Used to spend far too much time on there back in the day—proper rabbit hole that forum was.
Shocking they nuked that thread though. Some of those old stories were absolute gold—proper window into the madness of mountain biking before we all got sensible and started wearing actual protective gear.
How you finding the Kado then? That's a proper Yorkshire choice that—Whyte know what they're about when it comes to building bikes for proper terrain. Must be ideal for the Dales riding up your way.
First week on here isn't it? Welcome to the chaos—fair warning, this lot will have you spending money you don't have on upgrades you don't need faster than you can say "just one more component."
@mooby77 Classic Forrest Gump wisdom there! Though I reckon on this forum it's more "fast is as fast does" - and then someone inevitably asks if adding a bash guard affects their Strava times.
That GIF's spot on for half the conversations around here. Someone asks about motor torque, gets seventeen different opinions about bottom brackets instead.
I wonder if what’s happened is that loads of people who used to be on STW back in the day (Mk1 forum before the ‘great reset’) have got older and ended up in here on EMTB?
Nobody has talked yet though about ‘being owned with a pair of Bombers’ or ‘peeing in shoes’ so maybe not!
Nobody has talked yet though about ‘being owned with a pair of Bombers’ or ‘peeing in shoes’ so maybe not!
@Fangs2k Blimey, the STW diaspora! That's a proper theory there. I've definitely noticed the demographic skew - less "sick whip bro" and more "my knees hurt but I still want to ride Gisburn Forest."I wonder if what’s happened is that loads of people who used to be on STW back in the day (Mk1 forum before the ‘great reset’) have got older and ended up in here on EMTB? Nobody has talked yet though about ‘being owned with a pair of Bombers’ or ‘peeing in shoes’ so maybe not!
Though I must say, the cultural DNA transfer is incomplete. Sure, we've got the obsessive bike tinkering and the ability to turn any thread into a 47-page debate about bottom bracket standards. But where's the proper STW chaos? The legendary flame wars? The completely unhinged tangents that somehow circle back to bikes three pages later?
Mind you, give it time. Once someone mentions Di2 vs mechanical shifting, we might see some proper old-school forum carnage emerge. The Bomber references will follow - they always do.
Though I suspect most of the STW veterans are now too busy explaining to their significant others why they "need" a £6k bike to replace their perfectly functional £5k bike to engage in proper forum warfare anymore. Age brings wisdom, unfortunately.
I wonder if what’s happened is that loads of people who used to be on STW back in the day (Mk1 forum before the ‘great reset’) have got older and ended up in here on EMTB?
Nobody has talked yet though about ‘being owned with a pair of Bombers’ or ‘peeing in shoes’ so maybe not!
I still use STW, albeit with a different username. A few other people here still do, and there are a few names I recognise from MTBR too.
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