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I use them as a base and adjust based on ride feel and how much travel I'm using. My personal experience is that Fox (38 for me) seem to work better with a touch less sag than Rockshox. For my riding at least. There are tons of good youtube videos on suspension set up. The Dialled ones from...

I ride my regular bike at the weekend with my friends (unless my legs are destroyed!) and the e-bike for quick blasts during the week. If I could only have one I'd keep the regular bike for sure. The eeb just lets me get more riding in.

A key thing for me is the relationship between seat post height and dropper insertion depth. The medium YT can take a 180mm post slammed to the collar, whereas a Kenevo SL which has better clearance on paper, has rubbish insertion depth. Also, YT have a place in Surrey (The YT Mill) where you...

Holy moly!

This would be my suggestion too.

it's a mullet. The Decoy is conservatively sized, so the medium is closer to a small on many other brands. They do a small as well if you wanted less reach.

Must have been something that lodged in wheel or rotor but fell out during crash.

My other half is also 160cm. She is very comfortable (and fast!) on a Medium YT Decoy Shred. It's a great bike.

I use Sun Gods. They've been great. Never steam up and the lens has absolutely zero distortion.

Running hope brakes might leave you underpowered. ;) A better question might be, what is the advantage to 2 pot on the rear? Personally I wouldn't, but it's steep round here so I am on the brakes a lot!

For the kind of riding I do I think I'd stick with full power. My e bike is in addition to my normal bike and used for getting the maximum amount of riding done in the shortest time. Also, I want 160/170 travel and progressive geo. The only lightweight bike (that I know of) that offers that is...

I just got one of these - LifeLine Pro Park it Wheel Stand | Chain Reaction Works perfectly with the Decoy.

Shimano bikes are absolutely everywhere. They can't be that bad surely!? So far my Decoy has behaved itself. Unfortunately, with supply the way it is, you might end up choosing on availability.

No need to do anything different. Just put on the Cushcore, put on tyre, add sealant and job done. This is the best video I've ever watched for Cushcore installation. It's made it pretty straightforward. The other good thing about inserts is that the tyre will seat with a track pump no...

I run RSCs with 220mm rotors on the ebike. They work brilliantly but need bled a bit more often than I would like. I have MT5 with 223mm rotors on my other bike which are fantastic. I am sure they would be just as good on the ebike.

Not sure what point you're trying to make or why.

I have no opinion on him as a human, but he's pretty handy on a bike! A 13th and a 24th so far this year, not too bad I'd say.

TBF, Phil Atwill could probably ride the world cup tracks on a gravel bike. Not really comparable to us mortals.

From his behaviour online and speaking to people who have met him directly, it would appear he's not a very cool person. I am choosing my words carefully.

I've seen a few in real life (the Pole marketing guy lives in my town) and they do look better than the pictures tbf. I am sure if I had one I'd love it, despite my various reservations!