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Dam, yer quick! It takes me almost 7 seconds.

Lunchtime ride again today @ Redstone

And yes, just swapped the rotors, pads are still original.

They're 200mm rotors. The inside of the flange on the caliper, where the mounting bolts go, were just barely rubbing against the rivets in the rotors on each revolution of the wheel. I removed about 1 or 2 mm from there on each caliper with a dremel. No more rubbing!

Yeah, the brakes are about the only spec on this bike I wasn't thrilled with. My brakes kept making all sorts of different noises intermittently in about all conditions. I ended up putting Hope© floating rotors on it.* No more weird noises! *(some drimmeling of brake calipers...

So for clarity, your bike was fine. You put it in the stand to oil the chain, and it was still fine. Then on the roll out of the garage, the rear hub stripped or otherwise broke somehow? Have you tried to diagnose it any?

I'm all about bigger forks, but have you also considered a 40mm or 50mm riser handlebar? I'm with you, I hate having to reach down to low handlebars.

I can vouch for 1UP quality. I had the original one for 5 years. It was still perfectly functional, but each tray was rated for up to 50 lbs. Got my new ebike, and got the wifey one, too. I was feeling sketchy about hitting, and slightly exceeding the weight limit. So I got a new super...

Close call there @ 0:28!!!

Lunchtime ride today @ work with the XC guys.

Could it be that you just weren't charging it long enough to take it out of "factory sleep mode"? On mine, whether I'm charging in the bike or out of the bike, the charger light and the battery light always go out once it's fully charged. You had mentioned before about a light still being on...

Yeah, it's really grippy, but around here, everywhere you ride it's rocks, rocks, rocks. After just a couple hundred miles, it's about worn out allready. I do like the tire, maybe I'll get one in 60 durometer to replace it if Maxxis makes it in that.

Yeah, I'm gonna copy your setup.

Which rear mud guard is that?

Although it's not convertible, I really love my Troy Lee Stage. It's so lite and ventilated, I can wear it on all but the hottest of days pretty comfortably.

sweet!

One of my older vids before I got the e-bike...

Actually, check under the cover on the other side. Mine came with one of the covers off, and there was a big two-wire connector that was unplugged, I guess for shipping. It wasn't like the one in your picture there.

Now that you've seen under the covers, no need to be shy around it anymore.

Oh well, it's fun getting intimate with the new bike, eh?