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Thanks for the post 👍 I'll take that advice.

Thank you for your opinion. Can you please elaborate on the "half-baked idea"?

Now that is a good reply👍. Let's have a thought experiment though. If you had two identical droppers, no maintenance and no problems with actuators. They were used identically except one was exposed to dirt and grim on the trail and the other was hermatically sealed, ( impossible I know) which...

It is an opinion unless you can back it up with good testing with recorded data and a sound conclusion . Then it becomes a fact.

I haven't serviced any but my own and it was always dirt ingress. And since I have used a guard I have not needed as much love and attention on the dpost. Also, what do you think is the main weakness of a dropper post?

You don't need to be sorry as it's been quite successful, sold about 50 on eBay which is why I'm taking the next step. The product you highlighted has the same function but a totally different design. It moves down with the post, which for longer droppers can foul the rear suspension. On the...

Thanks for the post. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for the offer of luck. However, the last person that said that about an innertube ended up buying 6 of them for him and his friends and paying for shipping to Australia. The average Ebike is setting people back £5k or more and you want to stick a horrible old inner tube of the back 🤷...

Yeh the extra large does 200mm and 210mm drops.

Hi Emtber's, Just launched my first ever Kickstarter for an MTB product I've been working on. Have a look and let me know what you think. If your interest you could back the project.

Needed some new riding shoes and popped into go outdoor in Teesside and they have some crazy discounts. Got a pair of freerider pro for £84. Look on the internet and cheapest is £108. Even if you go on their website they don't show the offer, crazy! They have kestrels with boa lacing. Freeriders...

There's a rubber hose/sheathing that is around all the cables inside the frame to stop them rattling. That's why it does go through, I had the same problem. Just pop out the front 4 bolts and let the motor swing out and you can get access to all the cables.

Good thinking, and can make the ends split so you can seat them without having to disconnect anything.?

I have always thought there was a bit of movement but nothing major. Hope your talk with Shimano is fruitful.

Does any one know where to get their hands on an INTERNAL ROUTING SEAL - 2 HOLES? There only 2 euros but commencal want 19 euros for shipping and taxes ?.

Shimano has 300%in boost leaves have 400% turbo, so that's where the difference might be.

Yeh it would work fine. My bike it 23kg with battery out and it holds fine. So your maths says you could have 3 bikes on your rack if wanted.

I didn't trust my Thule rack like yours as it's only rated to 20kg.

Your right, you need to cover your battery terminals. I'm lucky I have access to a 3d printer. Shimano external batteries are pretty easy?