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Are they Shimano cranks? There's a retaining clip to prevent them from falling off if loose. You have to move it out of the way:

Yes, mudhugger includes tape though I think theirs is too thick. I have some thinner stuff that you can see in the photos.

I have the long end facing down. Good for you :)

Just sharing: I have my Rise set up with two fenders on the rear: Mudhugger Rear Long fender (MK1) Mucky Nutz MugGuard, Short I started with the Mudhugger alone. Been using them for years, it does a great job protecting the dropper and my backside, but does nothing for the pivot area and...

The one nice thing about the TL-FC430 is that it's an adapter for a BB69.2 tool, which means you can get a torque wrench on it without needing to use a giant crowfoot socket.

You can order it with a 360 battery or a 540 battery. I chose the 360 because it's plenty for my shorter rides, and it's lighter.

I bought the bike with the goal of building a lightweight replacement for my Mondraker Crafty. I was unsure about the range, so I did a few representative test rides, and I figured I could add a range extender if needed. I found that there are some rides that I do on a regular basis that would...

Sorry I'm not going to be much help. I only rode the bike three times and then sold it. 3% still sounds high. I had the bike in my garage for several months waiting to sell and the on bike indicator was still full. If it was draining 3% every day it would have gone down a lot faster so I would...

I can't translate the screenshot but from your reply it sounds like they have no plans to address this. That's really terrible. Thanks for the update in any case.

I'm feeling ambivalent about a fix at this point. They will need to make the battery cut over sooner which means losing some range. It's pretty consistently 1-2 miles of riding at low power to force it to switch over. I've tried to arrange my rides so I'm on a gently climb when it extender is...

Looks like it only has Free Shift (SRAM calls it "coast shift") but not Auto Free Shift (which is the most useful feature IMO). EDIT: I suppose since you have full auto-shift then Auto Free Shift is implied but I actually don't want full auto-shift...

Probably depends on when they were made. I ordered mine December of 2021, they arrived last week. I had the option to choose SS lines but they come stock with the kevlar Kevlar reinforced high-pressure line.

Sorry I meant to quote the post, I edited to fix. I was referring to Trickstuff brakes.

Not stock, the braided SS lines are an upgrade.

When did you contact them? I contacted them July 24, 2023 and Zac said: If your contact was more recent, sounds like they are becoming more amenable to the idea. I for sure would buy one right now at 53mm even though I already have a 55mm. If the bike can fit it, why not? Maybe we need to...

Check motor bolts and chainring lockring as well.

52T?! Do you even need an ebike?! :P TBH I'm not sure what you are asking. What do you mean by "spacers"? Adding spacers would make the chainline *increase*, so I don't know how that would help. And I don't know why you'd need to adjust the derailleur for the chainline? Anyway I have the Wolf...

https://www.emtbforums.com/threads/which-coil-shocks-are-supported-on-turbo-levo.18092/ For EXT get the Arma, not the Storia. Similar weight but the adjustable HBC is more useful on an ebike than the climb switch IMNSHO. Be careful with RS super deluxe, you have to order the right part number...

Not sure what you are asking. You are quoting the post where I stated the weight.

No, that's for Shimano cranks. I didn't realize you were asking for a link to the ring, it's in post 33 Orbea Rise. Suitable crank spider and chainring??