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Which fork have you got btw?

Go for a 170mm airshaft, that'll help, on my Decoy I didn't have a height issue, but the extra travel gives added plushness (along with a Marzocchi Bomber coil shock, great mod!)

Best flats going, period.

You won"t be disappointed guys, loving my Decoy :D

Grab them while you can, €600 off Decoys on YT site (y)

I fitted 155 cranks, down from 165 and raised the seat post 1cm, logical!

I changed from 160mm to 170mm on my Yari Debonair, all tokens out and a lower leg service, 80psi gives me a super plush ride and 30% sag (y)

I'm Eddy rear and minion dhf, both DH casings, they're great at 18psi for me (y)

About halfway through VadII, I guess Google Drive is updating at your end?

My German is fluent after living in Zermatt for 10 years! French, not so much..........:rolleyes:

Can do the German for you.......

For sure, when I started E-biking, I got more pedal strikes than before mostly due to as Dax says, I was pedalling through terrain that I either would have ratcheted through or stopped........ Now, with 155 cranks and a more "aware" technique they are a rare occurence.......

Amazing spec for that price, fugly though..........

Apologies if this has been posted before, but, wow (y) Ethan Nell sending the YT DECOY in Utah | E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine

With shoes on, it's fine there! The mid-point's about where you have to stand anyway......

Yay!!! €39.90 Nayyyyy......

On my Small, it's 80cm tall halfway along the top tube, flipchip on high, I'm 29" inseam and it's perfect

Tidy (y)

If you'd lost almost all the air from the shock, the bike would be unrideable, for sure you'd notice it. So you're probably losing air when you thread on the shock pump........ There's only a small volume of air in the shock and it doesn't take much to lose it

I'm thinking the reason some bikes squeal and some don't, irrespective of brake brand, is down to the harmonics of the rear triangle...........