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I don't understand why Kenevo is consider a heavy bike. It weighs about the same as Trek Rail, Commencal Meta etc. Some seem to think 180mm travel equals heavy.

How do you know wrayb doesn't have Sam Pilgrim level jumping skills and could clear that easily, no matter on which or how heavy bike he's riding?

20-30 miles is quite a lot if she's not used to cycling or fit, I would get the FF. But the first question when buying a bike for SO, does he/she really want it? I mean REALLY want it?

^Well, it's an 'enduro' bike ? I wonder why there's such a big gap between the motor and the frame? Is the frame designed originally for E8000?

I have not done a proper trail ride in a long time. What a perfect day to fix it, many ebikers out there [emoji4]

You”re correct sir, I forgot the fork will be replaced. Reach will be a bit shorter and stack higher.

Reach and stack will remain the same, bottom bracket and stand over height will increase a bit.

One lap down the hill and I was done. 3" of fresh powder snow, absolutely no traction at all. Barely made it up the short but steep hill, pushed the bike with walk assist but flat pedal shoes had no traction either :D

Merry Christmas all!

I'm same height and ride a S5. Reach wise I could happily ride either S4 or S5. But pedaling position (top tube length) is not that long on the Kenevo, and S4 would be quite short and cramped. Long reach and chainstays make a nice, central riding position. It's superb climber. I really like S5...

Saturday morning session with my Kenevo in its natural habitat.

I don't how this will work out with Kenevo, as climbing drains battery pretty fast. Especially if you use shuttle mode.

If I got £/€/$1 every time a new ebike owner comes telling about drag, I would be a wealthy man. Of course you're going to feel it when you lose 100-500W of assistance. Add to this you're couple of gears too high for unassisted pedaling and it will feel like hitting a brick wall. Brose has...

Where did this take place? If on paved surface, then it's most probably tires.

+1 for the NW Clan shoes. They fit my feet better than fivetens and the grip is very good with Kona Wah Wah II pedals I use. Great shoes [emoji1690]

I’ve been toying with idea of trying cut proof ice hockey socks. Not sure how much protection they have for shins. But most of my scars are on my calves, so maybe they would work.

Yes you can, but it needs an adapter (Shimano SM-BTE80). It comes with the bike, so ask your rental provider.

I have couple acoustics still in use. Here's my Canyon Sender AL 5.0 2018. Picked it up dirt cheap from Canyon outlet. Best value for fun ever. Great frame, coil front and rear, love it!

When you remove sales tax and 5% tariff, the price is pretty much same as in the US. Or am I totally wrong?

So here I am again with a new bike. My Kona Remote 160 got stolen :mad: My insurance company was unable to source another one and got me this 2020 Kenevo Comp instead. It's size S5 and pretty close to what Kona in XL was. I've had just a quick ride home from store. I have previously owned a...