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Hope you are not sick of seeing my bike yet o_O

Now this is a thread I can contribute to... Cheers! Here are three that are always in my beer fridge. Definitely give these a shot if you like hoppy IPA's and they are available in your area. Fat Heads - Head Hunter IPA Fat Heads - Hop Stalker IPA Founders - Double Trouble IPA

My Intense M16c. I've upgraded some stuff since these photos, but these will have to do for now. (I really need to snap some current photos of all my bikes actually)

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Unfortunately, It would not. To put it in perspective, I currently weigh 275lbs (125kg) and with a 650lb spring on my 2020 Kenevo Expert it's around 28-30% sag.

Another, welcome from PA! I'm also a new Kenevo owner (y)

Sure, no problem.

I finally was able to get some proper photos of my bike while it was clean.

I snapped a few photos of my new bike while it was clean.

North from me, I ride Montour Woods (a lot), Bavington, and still getting familiar with North Park, South Park, and Settler's Cabin trails. South of me, I ride White Park, Bakers Ridge, Westover Park, Valley Falls, and still getting to know Big Bear Lake trail system. I'm also at 7 Springs and...

Yep! I'm close to Carmichaels but ride a lot of places near Pittsburgh and near Morgantown, WV. (y)

@Zimmerframe Yes, I have Saints with the finned pads on my DH bike and my Kenevo and they both rattle when you hit trail chatter or rock gardens at speed. If you haven't tried, bend the metal spring further apart to hopefully hold them tighter when you're off the brakes. Might be worth trying.

Drop it low! Finally the last piece of my build arrived, the SRAM AXS Reverb dropper seatpost.

I agree with Mcharza. I recently finished building my Kenevo, had to take it out to get everything dialed in.

Since I've always been a 'precisely lube each roller individually' kinda guy, my method of lubing my chains has always been the same whether its an eMTB or not. With the bike on any stand that lifts the rear wheel off the ground a couple of inches, shift the chain to the smallest cog, start...

That is exactly what I needed. Thanks for taking the time.