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Ouch, Maybe when you have it sorted you should invest in an invisiframe kit or similar.

Usually when the rules of a bike park dictate that you should for your own safety.

Some people will tell you that they don't like sprouts, doesn't mean they're not good for you, 18 months on a Yeti e160 with no issues whatsoever, you can follow the crowd or form your own opinions, either way, take a test ride and decide for yourself.

Or it didn't have the necessary certification, just because a city / state deems it necessary doesn't mean everyone plays by the same rules.

They must have incredible funding or they charge a sh*t load for a review, either way its boring, outdated and no longer relevant which possibly the reason that anyone with credibility has left the building.

Looking at the woeful subscriber numbers I'm surprised the channel is still going.

Shimano XM9

Well on the plus side both Bosch and your bike shopare telling you similar things, fingers crossed.

That smells like BS, I would be asking why Bosch UK are not capable of looking at.and sorting out an error code?

Oneup EDC 100 is a superb high volume pump, as is the Topeak 2 stage Digital pump which also doubles as a shock pump.

As Rob said, would you even notice seeing as the frame hasn't changed in nearly 2.5 years, why not buy the reduced first edition?

Way too thick and bulky, you won't feel the bar and as for using your dropper and shifting levers, these will restrict your dexterity needed when using the afore-mentioned

Sealskinz and castelli both do heated, fully waterproof gloves.

Still can't polish a turd

And you need what, a generic opinion and how would such a generic opinion sway your choice, is it bike before motor or motor defines choice, you've not even been brave enough in your "possible" selection to receive a positive response from the forum.

I live in North Yorkshire, sometimes it's wetter than an Otters pocket. So far I have put 1800 miles, not kilometres, on a Shimano powered Yeti 160e and not even an error code, I suppose you need to decide if you're buying a motor or a bike that you really want and deal with problems if and when...

So two bad experiences with two different motors, all it proves is that issues are not unique to one brand, it shows that due to the popularity of certain motors with industry names you're going to get issues, Tesla worldwide is the most recalled motor brand and yet they stand head and shoulders...

I really don't understand the hate towards Shimano, 7 months ago I sold an Sworks Levo, the motor had been replaced 3 times under warranty over a period of 9 months, 2 years on Shimano EP8 and not even an error code, it works for me.

I own a Yeti 160e, slight rattle, my riding buddy has a canyon with the 801 with XT Di2 running auto shift and free shift, which what the motor was developed for, it has a very light rattle but to be honest you really do tune out to the rattle as you're concentration is on the trail ahead.