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Nice. I'm sure that Enve wheelset helped drop some weight. I've gotten mine down to 35.9 lbs. including SPD pedals.

Thanks for the useful info. What does a new battery cost?

It's not rocket science. The point is to eliminate a pogo stick effect.

Does your bike handle any differently with the frame battery out and just using a RE?

The one thing you lose by removing the remote is walk mode. I need that on one of my rides so the remote will stay.

Yup mine is 33 as you see it ! Easy breezy ! 33 lbs. is phenomenal. I see you have kovee xxx rims. What are your other specs?

Who makes that motor protector? How do you like it?

And the upgrades continue... Next will be a set of Hope tech 3 E4 brakes.

This is all that I carry. No tubes required. https://ride.lezyne.com/products/tubeless-co2-blaster

My 2021 SL came stock with the Guide RE. I found them to have plenty of stopping power. However, they lacked the modulation I like. So I am replacing them with Hope tech 3 e4 brakes.

Great price. The money you saved will get you started on upgrades. I've already replaced the majority of components on my 2021 Comp Carbon.

I'm currently grounded up here due to smoke. It's really bad.

Praxis is your only choice for now. Hopefully others are in the works.

Ain't no place like NorCal for mountain biking. Especially next to the Pacific Ocean. I'm up in Humboldt County. Nice photos brother.

A Light and Motion Seca Comp 2000 light. (Properly placed on the bar!) . And recently the Garmin Edge 830.

It's a Garmin Edge 830. It connects to my SL so I can monitor my battery level. It also detects my AXS shifting and tells me what gear I'm in. I'm a big fan of Garmin bike computers.

Light and Motion Seca Comp 2000. Great one piece bar light.

From MTBR: "Generally, carbon does a better job of damping or absorbing vibrations from trail irregularities, while aluminum transmits more of those vibrations into your hands." I went from stock alloy on my Comp Carbon to Enve M6 carbon bars and stem, and agree with this statement.

Love my Enve M6 bars and Enve 50mm stem. The M6 is only 25mm rise but the Enve M9 is available in 30 or 50mm rise.

I have not taken the downtube battery out...yet. Pretty sure that my next move. I'll just use the range extender battery, since most of the time I'm riding unassisted and rarely use more than 20% of my main battery on my typical 2-hour ride. Removing it is pretty straight forward: