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Satin Black touch up paint. Couple of layers in the deep bit. Used it all the time on my black anodised Canyon.

£55 from Berkshire Cycles. They’re happy to post them out. Smashed mine last week when a rock was flung up by the front tyre. But repaired rather than replaced.

Custom shock graphics.

Rocket Red is the fastest Levo colour.

Can you please post the details of the offset bushings?

I’m not recommending it, but I think that 100% assistance and 5% peak power will give you the desired results.

To make it like a normal bike you’d need to set PP to about 5%. Bike weight difference is about 8kgs, times an average rider output of around 3 watts per kg = 25watts max as assistance. 25 watts as a proportion of 560 max from motor is 5% rounded. With peak power set that low the assistance...

Yep but you’d have to put out nearly 800watts! Max support is only 2x rider output on SL.

Love the fact he rides an ebike to have fun and is totally disinterested in the fitness aspect.

They hold more moisture and dry things faster and they trap dirt so less frame scratches. That’s why car detailers use them.

I agree, except that I’d recommend always using microfiber towels.

If you are all replacing cassettes because of wear to the bottom few cogs of the cassette then you need to increase the size of the front ring, then you’ll use more of the cassette more often. 36T is the sweet spot for the front ring.

I run 15/100 30/100 and 60/100 on my Levo. I’d suggest 20/100 40/100 and 80/100 on the SL given lower power. (Support/peak power)

If you want more exercise reduce the assistance levels if you want less fun or a longer range then reduce the peak power levels!

I’d always run peak power at 100% as there’s not massive amounts of power available, why limit it further my reducing peak power plus it’s not like these bikes are short on battery range.

The latest version of the Strava app allows you to crop the ride in the app.

Did you fit the star ratchet to the roval hub/wheel?

Chris at BC told me the same, then I was told to use the dielectric grease by a mechanic at Specialized head office in Chessington! It’s silicone based so safe on seals, I was told, plus the amount used is tiny and on the connector seals only. Using Vaseline or general grease is not recommended.

Enduro bearings supplied by Kinetic bearings via EBay. £5 each