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For Bosch the easiest (not the cheapest) is the Nyon display. It has everything, navigation, cadence, torque, ...

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Yes, many have a tilting feature but the one referenced by Kernow do it in a more ingenious way that should work with almost any car.

-12°C with a little north wind...

Excellent! :D

Buzz Rack Scorpion for me too. One of the few that work with fat bikes.

Yes, it's 15 and 22mm. Not sure about the length, I have the impression my bolts are longer, there is about 18mm of M15 thread.

I have Miranda Delta cranks. I searched (poorly apparently) for bolts with a hole but couldn't find any. Will try harder :-) Thanks

I don't have a Levo but it's a Brose motor too. Are you saying that the crank bolts are completely hollow? Mine are not and I was thinking about drilling them...

On Mtbr forum many US riders would prefer to have the 25km/h / 250W rule as this would put them in a more "harmless" category.

I have something similar from ARMOR-X | One System, Endless Adventure.. It's a combination of a mount for the stem and a special case for the phone. No real feedback as I just mounted it for the picture... Everything is plastic, is it the same for the Delta one?

This part just presses on the crank bolt?

Yes, it was in snow and this day I had to push a fair bit! To get back to the initial subject, I'm for allowing the discussion of modified bikes but I cannot really see the point of it, for a MTB usage. When (20mph?) will make the difference and be useful?

Everything is relative. My last ride:

25 km/h is a much more "round" number. When the 25 km/h limit was decided there was no electric MTB around. The bikes available were mainly city bikes and this limit is adequate for this kind of bikes. And I think it's also perfectly adequate for MTB. If you want to ride on the road and be...

I have a Bosch Performance (the version before CX) and the latest Brose. Honestly there is not much to say, in the end it's pretty similar.

I have a Deuter Race EXP Air 12. The suspension system allows a very good ventilation. I also use a waist pack, Camelbak Palos.

A little too much fresh snow but nevertheless a great ride!

On the road yes, but for MTB 25 km/h is really not an issue at all.