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Heard no issues on the cube emtb Facebook group, quite a few using it on there with no issues. It's advisable to disable GPS to the flow app so there isn't a discrepancy between GPS speed and the speed seen by the wheel sensor. Looking into buying one myself as Bosch is very good at detecting...

Well that's melted my head 😂 I've always seen the 625 advertised with the old purion display.

Everything I've read says the 625 isn't compatible with the smart system. They do sell new bikes in size small with the old system because the 750 doesn't fit, so they're on the old system despite being new.

Isn't that quite old stock? The 625 isn't the bosch smart system but the one before it.

But you said you'd buy one then upgrade the parts. Cheaper just to buy the SLX with all the upgrades you were planning.

Or just buy this one instead: https://winstanleysbikes.co.uk/bikes/electric-bikes/electric-mtb-bikes/cube-stereo-hybrid-160-hpc-slx-750-2023-electric-bike Worth the upgrade.

That would make for an interesting ride with all that sloshing around.

60ml?! I use 140😂

We're stuck at 15mph here in the UK, 20 would be nice!

But it's 'illegal'. He can't actually use that lawfully on anything but private land. You can chip your bike and it's the same thing.

SLX? What model have you upgraded from?

I had a slightly similar decision, in the end decided to keep it simple. A 'do it all' full suspension enduro e-bike and a 200mm full sus analogue downhill bike for uplift days. Between those two I covered every use I could have for a bike. If you can't think of a use for it though, sell it...

Personally it's about risk tolerance and risk/reward. Having heard enough stories of confident skilled riders just having a momentary lapse in concentration or making a simple mistake even on basic trails - teeth, elbows and knees seem to be the most commonly injured yet easy to protect with the...

I think it's in the name 'full face'. The helmet you describe provides non of that😂. The pain/hassle of smashed teeth/broken jaw/broken nose etc just isn't worth not wearing a full face especially the light well ventilated ones. In my opinion anyway.

How does it give you full face level protection if there's no chin guard?

Since discovering the fox proframe is as light and well ventilated as an open face helmet I'll wear it for any ride out.

Considering these were selling at £5k 18 months ago it's an absolute bargain and a great bike!

Awesome colour! 👍🏻 fantastic bikes, I don't think anything comes close at that price point. Expect a few niggles and rattles though, they can all be sorted so don't worry😁

Exact same boat, back injury in early September, been 3 months since and today was the first day I could even use an exercise bike. Got my lovely emtb and new DH bike staring at me and doubtful I'll be even able to do a canal ride for at least another 3 months. Only good thing is the weather is...

Baffles me why people ask a question to something they don't know then proceed to act like they know it all anyway.