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https://bike.shimano.com/en-EU/product/component/ep8-ep800.html Click on crank arms.

No solution, just remove the dust cover. It’s the only option you have, as it’s not needed with the Shimano crank arms.

5 of us in the riding group and 4 were on a Rise.

For warranty purposes. Every bike manufacturer has a max allowing A2C that they recommend you don't go above. As the frame angles change it can stress different areas and cause a failure. Not to mention that the geo of this bike was not meant to be run at 170. 160 might be pushing it, but 170 is...

Maple Springs? Who did your custom Float X tune?

I have a Large frame with all SRAM AXS 10-50t @118 links. Same as the stock XT/ SLX set up. The chain rubs the chain stay protector in the smallest gear, but it’s normal for this bike and I don’t think that there’s a way around this. 118 links definitely isn’t too short n the 50t.

Quality build. I’m running your red label front/ rear on my M10. 203/180. At 500 miles I still have tons of life left in the rear pads. You running gold on the rear?

I’m 6’ with a longer than average inseam 35” for my height and ride a Large Rise. I have a 180mm Oneup and have 45mm of seat post showing, so I could easily run a 210mm dropper. Height doesn’t matter as much as your inseam does.

Makes since for most Ebikes, but not quite as much in the light weight Ebike forum.

This makes zero sense, but okay. I don't think a rock differentiates if a bike has a motor or not, but that's my thinking.

I like it it, but I don't feel a big difference performance wise vs the Fox 36 that came stock. I just swapped it to try a different fork.

It free spins because you left that rubber dust cover in there that needs to be removed when installing Shimano crank arms.

Rare snow cap mountains to the North.

I ended up getting the M10 as the M20 wasn’t in available at the time. I ran the Fox 36 at 150 for the first 12 rides before the Lyrik came in stock from a private seller in the States. Both forks are equally as good and the Lyrik at 160 hasn’t changed how the bike rides, but the extra BB height...

Lyrik Ultimate. I have the 160mm which suits my riding and trails.

I guess you really can’t compare if you didn’t try a coil in both shock/ wheel sizes. You also have the option of running a 216 x 63 with 2 offset bushings with 29 wheels.

After riding my M10 with the 36 for 12 rides(before switching to a 21 160mm Lyrik) I had zero complaints with the 36 plushness. I only switched to the Lyrik just because I got it new for a excellent price and (had talked with the seller 6 months earlier who was waiting for his stock) figured I...

Wha didn‘t you like about the mullet and could it have been the 2.6 tire? Any thoughts of running 29er at 160mm with 2 offset bushings.

Yep. I’m aware, but the OP clearly wasn’t.

It hasn’t been a secret that the H15 or M20 comes with a Performance fork without the extra adjustments. It’s no different than getting it with a Performance shock, is it? Performance series= less adjustments.