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It is the Two Wheel drive which really confuses me. What benefit does it add, proven to be a waste of time on Motorbikes.

Can someone explain what the point of this bike is? It looks like a crap downhill bike, overweight trail bike and overengineered commuter bike ...

On my shimano motor the pedals turn in walk mode.

With a " 400MWh" battery the weight must be massive so that will not help. A 500kwh battery is about 2kg so yours must be at least 1.6 tons ?

The more expensive chains do not last any longer they are just lighter. Stick with cheap chains and change them regularly.

I have a dead motor (E10). I split it and cleaned it up but then the E10 ... All internals looked good and I have a new set of bearings for it. Make me an offer. It is in Scotland. I think I paid £50 for the bearings alone.

A new chain on an old chain ring can make a grinding noise. The worn chainring does not match the chain.

No they are not.

Check the connections AGAIN. What motor is it?

I would say if you are having flex issues with a 36 then a 38 will give a Levo chassis a real hard time. Are you sure it is the fork not the frame or wheels?

That was clever as I don't see any settings in STUnlocker to change Max torque and Power.

"Integrated KS18 Kickstand Mount" it is written in the spec for the bike .... simples. :rolleyes:

I was thinking of moving from Shimano to Bosch on my next bike, If I can get one of these along with the new minimal displays then it is a done deal. That Whyte looks good.

Then don't buy this , get one with an 85 in. Not every bike is designed for YOU!

I was thinking at last Haibike have got someone who knows how to design a bike on the team. :cool:

I have done 12k km on my bike and am just fitting the 4th E8000. All 3 bearing failures.

A bike with another brand of motor would be a good start. I am now on my 4th motor in 3 years (approx. 11000km). They are not serviceable and even though I like the way they ride my next bike will NOT have Shimano motor.

A stoppie turn around a tight hairpin , french Enduro style ?

Yep, On BMW "off road" bikes you can turn off the ABS for trail riding.

OK, that makes sense.