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The Haibike Lyke battery is removable by undoing 2 bolts - not great but it's doable. Not sure they're available in the US yet though.

Take it off the bike first - that's a potential disaster waiting to happen.

Aw, fuck! That is shocking news. Hopefully the consultant can at least put your mind at rest.

For a start, have a look through these and see what you like/would work on the bike...

Yeah , but what casing/compound are you running?

LITELOK X3 or Hiplok D1000/DX1000. The weakest link then would be what you attach them to. https://www.litelok.com/products/litelok-x3 https://hiplok.com/product/hiplok-d1000/ https://hiplok.com/product/hiplok-dx1000/ Pragmasis chains and anchors are worth a look as well...

Interestingly, mine is from Nov 22 hardware version 3 (on my Haibike).

You've been around a while Steve, but I don't believe you! 😜

I'm looking for a fatter grip and one with a bit of chatter absorption - I like the look of those 2 grips I've mentioned in the title. What are peoples thoughts on them, and is one comfier than the other?

Try loosening the bolt for the ring controller - some are problematic if they're done up too tight.

Don't ride that on tarmac as it will last no time at all.

Never mind that Vitus that you can't buy - The Lyke CF11 must be the best spec'd ebike out there for the money. Mid power I guess, but I'm ok with that.

The Fazua Ride 60 connects to Garmin and other cycling computers.

Surge bikes had them yesterday - all gone now.

The Orbea Wild H30 can be had for £3750 in places as well.

There is something similar on their website, but it's a pain to find and share....not sure if it's what you're looking for. https://ohlins.com/product-search

A co2 valve and some 3d printed vol spacers for the fox 36.

Glentress map - https://ridelines.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/7stanes-Glentress-bike-trail-map.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3XOXtcSHUzEAX7iI0tsf9N5koe42M9y4Hqixb55-cH9Vvf1lirRfRYMLE Innerleithen map - https://ridelines.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/7stanes_Innerleithen_trail_map__info.pdf I'd say...

Glentress and Innerleithen are all you need to know, depending on what you want to ride.

OUCH! :ROFLMAO: