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i'll return to 11s on my Levo, way lighter and cheaper cassettes (11-46) :) and XT M8000 mech is smaller

I can't agree with that. maybe because i weight only '73 kg'. but riding my Sentinel (15-16kg?) and Levo (23kg?) is VERY different. and i'm not talking about only turns but also braking etc.

Exactly... and for these reasons, i don't enjoy few black trails (still gravity orientated) I have in my area (on my Levo that weights ~22.5kg) ... they are slow and technical/trickery (considered as blacks for some reason :) ) trails, on an analog bike - it'd be a difficult challange, difficult...

depends how you ride and what are you looking for. Suspension travel, geo etc. could be more important than just one wheel size. That Whyte E180 RSX - looks like it weights 26kg ! Doesn't matter wheel sizes, the weight will be the biggest factor here (comparing to other ebikes ~23kg)

Does Giant have slopestyle bikes? Trek has. Specialized ? didn't see new P bikes. But I see someone mentioned Canyon.

ah, nie wiedzialem ze sie przeprowadziles na stale

pozdrawiam Pomorze :) (czy moze Warmie? :) )

how to change diameter? can you do that in Mission Control app? I thought that field was 'greyed out' (not editable)

definitely tire inserts (even something light like tireinvader, hucknorris, nukeproof ard), I didn't have any dent in 4y now. and i run around 1.7-1.8 bar at the back

Magic Mary ? Shorty ?

If it's holding, looks ok, other option is to add extra piece of yellow tape on a side. In the future you can think about new rim, maybe stronger? (DH,ebike specific) depends on your riding finesse :)

you replace the rim (+labour) , if the spokes are not very fatigued (less than a year?) you could reuse it, if the rim is the same (or has the same ERD). you can try to unbend it a bit (or workshop), but not too much, coz aluminium will crack.

What is turbo? just max. power with least effort? :) I set up my bike according to my day, if I have only 2-3h, I set assistance to 50-70% and peak power to 100%. If I have a full day, I set assistance lower, like 30-35% and peak power around 35% as well, to do >2500m elevation. ahh....sorry...

Is it completely windproof ? like Endura singletrack softshell ? SingleTrack Softshell II - Azure Blue it's very thin and light, but blocks wind completetly.

i'm not sure, who would (manufacturer or shop) change bottom bracket under warranty if there is a play after one year of use ... anyway, great that they change whole motor

I don't know how motors are handled. and I don't know exactly what warranty covers. with most (all?) other things, if, for example, bearing dies (after some reasonable time, like 6-12 months), it won't be covered by warranty as it's normal wear and tear, right? I don't know how it works with...

tubeless for 15 years. there is a bit of faff (10-20 mins?), but once per 6 months... i can handle it.

but in a 'normal' bike, it's normal wear and tear, right? bearings and other stuff, and you just replace that part (not under warranty), right? so how is it with motors ?

But this is only a press. depends on a bearing, you can remove it in different ways blind bearing puller or using, for example RRP cups RRP Bearing Press Tool | Westbrook Cycles

2023 S4, 160mm crankarm (I've just measured)