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I use mounting tape.

Someone put one on a medium 5… Does your shock have any volume spacers? I'd add one or two before spending money on a MegNeg.

I don't think I'll go back to EMTB Lite - Tour+ is giving me over 35 miles, and 5000ft vertical on rough terrain. This is a typical winter ride (elevation in feet, distance in miles)

Perhaps because the derailleur hanger goes through both stays and they want to make sure the seat stay is sound.

This video is about the damage caused when the derailleur hanger moves toward the back when not torqued to spec. Something caused the OP's hanger to move forward, which means incorrect installation or it was VERY loose.

It would have been installed incorrectly or was VERY loose to rotate forward - either way, it's on the shop/Trek to make it right.

You can try the EMTB Lite mode.

I had my local shop install TOUR+ while performing the battery firmware update. It does begin at ECO level - switching back and forth between TOUR+ and ECO on a gentle grade made no difference at all. When the trail got steeper, and whenever I checked, EMTB always gave more assist than TOUR+...

Depending on your firmware, 'TOUR' could be the original TOUR, EMTB Lite, or TOUR+

I also did this - it'll never come loose again. https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/bosch-cx-gen-4-chainring-nut.11026/post-179994

The alloy Rails have the same motor mounts.

I put this on all four of my bikes. Not fancy, cheap, hasn't failed, ever.

The Rapid Drive system uses pawls - 3 for 54, 6 for 108 points of engagement.

My drive side end cap still requires a tool to remove it. I may ditch the o-ring next time it's off.

I swapped the (terrible) tires and went tubeless before it left the shop. The wheels aren't great, but I'll ride them until they break. Slowing the rebound on the fork at least make it useable until I replace it. I haven't done it, but frame wrap or even good clear tape on vulnerable areas is a...

I had to use a tool similar to a Hub Genie to remove the end cap.

Hanger alignment B-tension screw

Mountain Bike Spring Rate Calculator (ridefox.com)

Try slowing your rebound setting. If the fork rebounds too quickly, it will add to the harshness on small bumps. I'd start with 2 clicks from closed, and go to 3 or 4 if it packs up.