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Pedals are plastic wellgos. I use a mutherload strap for a waterbottle mount.

I weigh in about the same, switched to fabric scoop shallow from a wtb volt. Sometimes a supportive saddle that fits is better than an over cushioned one. The volt was fine, but I needed a shorter stack height as seat tube was a bit too long. I believe the scoop is about 10mm shorter than the...

First time using eco mode for an extended time on a flat gravel path and this happens: W010 – Drive unit temperature higher than normal Restrictions: Power assist may be lower than usual Remedy: If no improvement, contact place of purchase Turned it off and on and continued riding using trail...

I've seen this, likely normal. Red is a warning with all modes enable, 2 bars. All other modes besides eco will be disabled with one bar on battery.

Go large, if the reach is too much, go for a 40mm stem. You won't notice a weight difference between a M and L. At 6'1", I was on the fence between L and XL due to the seat tube length. I got lucky that I fit with the 150mm dropper. Now the XL comes with a 175, which would not work for me.

I'd go with whisky as they are fat bike specific and have the proper width. Tubeless Tape | Whisky Parts Co Second choice would be gorilla tape. A favorite by many for years. Products | Gorilla Glue

Looks good, but how's the handling? Should be a beast downhill, but maybe a handful on single track. 27 mm to 38 mm rise bars coupled with 180 mm to 200 mm forks equals 31 mm rise in bar height and a degree slacker head angle to about 64.

The Intense Tazer would be on my short list. TAZER PRO BUILD

Notice how mine broke off in a different place than the other ones posted. This was caused by a stick.

I've been using stans for years, but there are better choices now available. I may try finishline as I like their dry lube and it is not supposed to dry up like stans.

If you have a decent ebike, wait it out, if not, get something asap.

Where are you reading battery percentages from?

Decent spec for the discounted price, besides the brakes. Looks like dated geo with a super steep 68° head angle. Could slacken it out with a 170mm air shaft for cheap. No reach numbers to be found, probably really cramped. Diamondback Ranger 2.0 Review | E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine

In the states, at least on the east coast, many frown on riding wet trails due to erosion. I stick to trails that drain quickly and avoid swampy areas. That said, some of my best rides were in the rain.

I like it. One bonus of the Bosch motor is the chainring is not exposed to hits. I'm looking for a bash guard for a Shimano motor for a Meta Power.

Of course you can reuse the hoses. Same brand, same DOT fluid. Although, you may need some extra stealthamajigs. I was able to shorten the cables on my code r bakes without needing to bleed.

You could put a new chain on and see if it slips or if there are gaps between the chain and cassette under tension. I have the same mileage on a EX1 cassette, minimal wear, second chain, should be good for another few hundred miles.

Updated the motor firmware today, but had to use a sm-pce1 because I forgot my passkey. Walk mode works, boost overrun is gone, overall smoother in boost and trail.

I forgot my Bluetooth passkey, the only way to reset it is with a sm-pce1. Found one on ebay for $133. The log states the wheel size is set to 2230.