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I had the same issue with the same tyre

I just use these 3D printed ones that go on your handlebars

My ones fit over the grips

Handlebar stands for when you need to put your bike upside down

I had them 3D printed

I use these on my handlebars when putting my bike upside down - no scratches, no damage to anything

A new rear tyre (after the original one failed), nice new blue valves to match the colour scheme and a Cushcore bead dropper to make tyre removal easier

I have changed my hubs to Hope Pro 4 and they are fantastic

Love the Wattles at this time of year

Fox's reasoning is that because you are likely to be seated more on an ebike, therefore the softer tune. I have my non-ebike fork set at 5 clicks in from wide open on LSC and 2 from open on HSC and it's beautiful

I love my non ebike 38's. But the main reason why I bought them is because I wanted 44mm offset in a shiny orange fork, and you can't get that configuration in ebike specification

I've had the wobble in Bontrager tyres as well as Maxxis

Not on the ebike, but on my hardtail. Nothing a new hanger and cable won't fix

Finally replaced the standard Novatec hubs with some Hope Pro-4 hubs.

I just use the standard one. It works perfectly.

I use a Wolftooth through axle which I had used in my previous Fox fork. The thing I like about is that I don't have to reset the hub spacing on the fork every time.

Sending the Jam2 on local trails

A day trip to Stromlo MTB Park

I also have Bontrager Line Pro MTB pedals on my Trek Remedy - another great set of pedals https://www.trekbikes.com/au/en_AU/equipment/cycling-components/bike-pedals/platform-pedals/bontrager-line-pro-mtb-pedal-set/p/13416/

I have the Funn Funndamental Flat Pedals - love them https://www.funnmtb.com/products/funndamental/