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Trek specific EMTB Lite was a real gamechanger and assistance feels much natural compared to EMTB. Would be quite a surpricing if one would keep the normal tour compared to dynamic tour+. I would say that if the riding is dynamic the assistance mode should be also dynamic.

SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger https://r2-bike.com/SRAM-UDH-Universal-Derailleur-Hanger

Please also inform them that there's five different topics about this new fancy update on a one nameless EMTB-forum.

Why not just buy 23,96 euros stand? Hebie Turrix Bicycle Stand. The colourful ones are a more expensive: 25,53 euros. Though I fully understand if the rides are so long, that you have to lube the chain during it.

Yes. The LBS will use the Bosch E-bike Diagnostic Tool tool to update firmware or change it's setup. To be able to update the firmware through an eBike Connect application would be actually bigger news than Tour+. Hopefully the almighty Germanic conglomerate will present this nice feature in...

You have to update the DU (Drive Unit) firmware to the motor.

Free to watch doesn't mean free of criticism. When you publish something to internet you make at the same an agreement to receive opinions - good and bad. I think I just misread Rustys post.. sorry Btw. It never stops to amaze me how much you @Gary get with so little. No gloves, no money and...

I guess this won't be offered for older GEN2 motors?

There might be also a difference when compared money/kilometer.

I have it all in Excel. Writing down all expenses doesn't mean you have to do anything. You might find out that to successfully enjoying electric mountain biking costs 100 eur/month. You could automatically withdraw that amount from your monthly paycheck to different bank account to ensure that...

Well I might have just bought one. It's been on -30% sale at their site for some reason. Might need to return it if the measures don't match. We'll see..

What frame size?

Yes there pros and cons and the reviews raise a bit ambivalent(?) feelings. It's always a risk to buy protection without really testing it. Mainly the Dainese quality has been good in motorcycle equipment.

Maybe there's something one can't see from the pictures but the Knox Urbane Pro MK2 looks like a fully closed windproof jacket. I was thinking the Rhyolite for a little downhill riding with elevator lifting and for the dark, slippery and chilly autumn rides in the forest.

Any thoughts on Dainese Rhyolite 2? My feeling is that they have quite a long history producing motorcycle riding and safety equipment and at least there the quality was very good.

I have a feeling that before the software update this spring the only way was changing the drive unit. Mine got replaced once, but the error came back: couple of times temporary and then permanent. Software update fixed this and it was also the message I got from Bosch.

If this would be the case, there would a warning about it in bikes manual. The bike has to withstand such a rider that has been defined in Trek specification. Hitting the crank to rocks is enormous force that can break also the motor internal parts. I'm a little surprised if the carbon ones are...

Yes. It's been discussed and proven in this thread.

Any thoughts on XL frame? Is the picture taken when suspension was in fully bottomed?

So I made a kind of full service: Disassembled the front caliper to two pieces (nothing special really..) Took the pistons out Cleaned the pistons Lubed the pistons with brakefluid Bleeded the brakes with Jagwire Tektroset with two syringe The front brake became better and the lever doesn't...