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Carbon is very good for wheels and bars... but I dont think it is good for frame. Because of none elasticity. You need to check your frame after any impact or hits. Frame has too much folds and joints for checking. I dont do XC where the weight is on the first place. With ebike I prefer...

And today, there is actual version 1.1.2.0 for bosch gen4 performance cx.

I upgraded carbon rims ( bontrager line pro 40) because of my weight, but bars? I like the elasticity of alu bars if crashed. Carbon hasnt any elasticity, it is stronger than alu (even titan) but when is damaged in structure, it hasnt any deformation and crash is undetermined.

I thought the overall strength of the new drive, so it is a factor. (See an amount of metal in comparsion with a disc without any aluminium or cutting in the middle)

Arent the Shimano SM-RT86 rotors thinner? I mean that metal outer layers, because inside is aluminium for heatpipe.

-- TranzX 07 - 150cm so I shouldnt change wire -- brake pads h03c - change only, none modification -- pedals specialized bennies platform -- saddle specialized body-geometry ultra wide -- grips comp -> elite -- specialized zee cage ii side loading with bottle -- bosch software upgrade to 2021...

My brake on that photo.

I have h03c inside mt-br520 and everything is ok. My bike is Trek Rail 7 XL and my weight is 128 kg. No problem with brakes or anything on bike.