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I can cruise at the limit in Eco mode without much effort. I don't mind slowing down on hills, and I prefer to stay in Eco until I'm off road.

What mode did you use?

With a suspension bike increasing the sprung weight will reduce trail chatter, by making the suspension work more. It's why an eMTB is more planted in descents.

My 9.7 has just arrived at my LBS, Gateway Cycles in Abergavenny.

My 9.7 has just arrived at my LBS here in the UK. :-))

My LBS has confirmed that my 9.7 has been picked and is on it's way. They say it should take about a week to get here.

It still has an old school gearbox do I doubt it will get close on noise.

I have just switched my order from a 9.5 to a 9.7 from my LBS. I was in a pre-order queue for the 9.5 but when I popped into my LBS they had a 9.7 due in for the beginning of October so I jumped. They say it in picking, so may arrive even earlier. I'm quite happy with the switch it looks a more...

That feels an alarmingly low range. Can you let us know if it has improved?

The new Fuel EX is getting the extra travel to match the Fuel EXe not the other way around.

Most excellent, I would love to hear what it's like if you do get a chance!

I now this is a late response but I'm new and just reading through the threads. My understanding is that you can run the bike with any battery configuration, no battery, just the main battery, just the range extender, or with both the main and extender.

Looks like an awesome build. I know this is a weird question but have you tried riding it with the battery removed?

I've ordered a 9.5 in Hex Blue from Blazing Bikes. Currently saying early November for delivery, was early October when I ordered. I'm also getting the range extender and the InvisFrame wrap. I understand that Blazing Bikes provide the bikes to InvisiFrame for making templates.

I've been an enthusiastic road cyclist for many years. I have ordered a Trek Fuel EXe 9.5 in Hex Blue. This will be my first proper MTB. I recently moved to Wales and I found my gravel bike (and my experience) was not up to the wonderful trails here.