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I had an error like that a couple of times, always when I tried to turn it on after already starting pedalling. A minute rest and a reboot fixes it. So I don't do that any more. I did make sure to buy from a dealer 30 minutes away "just in case". Must be so disappointing for you...

anywhere the rider is pedalling. so boosts out of corners and so on too. depends on trail of course.

what kind of terrain Lee? one reason I backed out of a Canyon Spectral:ON is I thought the rear was a little monster-truck. I also put a Spesh Hillbilly on the front of my Levo, and took that off too. A bit balloony. Wide enough is wide enough IMO.

the difference is acceleration and torque.

strikes on small stumps aren't rare on my patch (hand made trails in natural forest mostly). man you fly, ricocheted down the trail. some of us have had big smacks that way.

I'm tempted to a Stumpy too.

got my '19 late July because I wanted to ride not wait. & I have, it's just in for first service and already needs a new drivetrain. don't buy the need for 700Wh battery, I bet most people rarely flatten a 500. and if you do, pedal!

ah yeah, wider rather than lower, good point thx.

why is Q factor relevant? (I switched to flats on my Levo and am now riding flats on all my bikes, after 10 years on SPDs).

rode my clockwork bike last night after 2 months straight on my Levo. benchmarked against my regular riding buddies my fitness hasn't declined and may even have improved. a combo of lots of riding and not over-using the motor I think. (I'd still prefer to be on my Levo though).

I'm assuming Spesh have launched a few bikes in their time, know what they're doing and are happy to take that risk.

been there done that got the metalwork. wishing you best for a fast recovery.

I have a dark blue 19 Carbon Comp, bought late July and ridden a lot. I find it scuffs and marks quite easily. To be fair I'm not gentle on bikes and don't worry about this kind of thing (it's a mountain bike not a Fabergé egg ....) but people who are precious would probably want to do...

you can export the file with the data points from Strava I think. or just set the ride public and share the URL.

- edit - should watch video first! yeah they reckon it's fine to clamp on the outer or inner (ie telescopic part) so it follow hanging is OK if not better than inner clamping as no rotational forces -

or borrow one

Good work, I tried to walk the Ridgeway once, bloody purgatory. Be fun to ride it. Lots of ancient history there. Before the road network, the 3 east-west thoroughfares of southern Ancient Britain were the Ridgeway, North Downs and South Downs.

Chestnuts are good food, no diet issues.

oh yeah you have them in France too, of course. doh.

I see some racks that do this. Would be handy in my garage if I could. Is it OK to do? Doesn't *** up the dropper seals? (esp with a 50lb + e bike hanging from them). Yes I realise bike weight is much less than rider weight, but rider weight compresses, hanging the bike basically stretches the...