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Not in to saving weight dude, I'm riding an emtb. For me, grip is my priority and MM just don't work for me.

DHF 2.5 on the rear ans Shorty 2.5 on the front. The shorty is a great tyre for the front.

Amazing fork mate, one's you dial it in properly is like a dream. Yes mate 160, you wont notice any difference over the 150.

Great day out, thanks for organising Rob. Never seeing so many Ebikes in one place lol. Met some really nice folks. (y)

Good choice ;)

Minnion DHF 29" 2.5 at the rear and Shorty 29" 2.5 at the front. Testing on Sunday at the meet at Swinley. Hopefully they would be the ones :p

Which fork you going for fella?

I got one here but not had time to use it yet Hopefully this week maybe Friday.

Yes there is a custom option too . Tuning Styles Explained

For future ref if you purchase the shock from Silverfish they can reduce the stroke to 52.5 for a small charge to match your existing shock. . I'm getting mine done from them the next few weeks. Fox Float DPS Factory 3-Pos Adjust EVOL Shock 2019 - 210 x 55mm

@Rob Hancill , any good accommodation you can recommend no too far from the car park you linked? We thinking to arrive on the Saturday afternoon (y)

Don't shoot the messenger lol, that's what I been reading on the web quite allot. I haven't try them my self so I can say for sure. I do like to give the Shorty's a go soon.

Try the DHRII at the front. Some say gives allot more grip. But yes a 2.6 on the front should be allot beter.

I just come across to a great guide for all the Maxxis tyre range Here I thought you might find it handy (y)

I think it might be a useful little database especially for new riders to give them a good head start. So if you can post your tyre pressures front and rear, tyre/wheel size and make, tube or tubeless, rider weight and type of riding you do. I start, 22psi front and 25 rear 27.5 2.6 front and...

Get both of this and keep the contacts clean and greased. Those connectors go through some proper crap.

Is this some kind of Hope voodoo?

Maybe a stupid question, but can you fit 29" wheels on the Kenevo? I have an itch that I like to scratch!!!

No bad, but nowhere near as good as the GoPro 7. Or I'm I missing something? :unsure:

Yes, that should be something that should be done as a part of getting the bike ready to go to the customer. Makes you wonder if they even checked the bike before they gave it to you!!