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I thought the Yamaha motor was full power. What is the nm?

Heckler, Mullet with We Are One wheels, SRAM AXS, One Up bars, ZEB 160 fork, Cascade Link, PNW 170mm dropper, 504wh battery and heavy tires so the build is just over 22kg

Me and my Heckler on the Monarch Crest trail

Sunset ride in Trinidad, CO (southern Colorado, almost New Mexico)

New to me Heckler 9. 504wh, new forks, shock, wheels, tires, bars, grips, stem and cascade link! 😂

I just bought a used 2021 Heckler MX. The fork and shock are pretty beat. Want a lyric and super deluxe shock. Is it ok to install a 55mm stroke shock to increase travel?

I just bought a used Heckler MX 2021 and my buddy extended the Pike to 160mm already. The seat angle is way slack so I slid the seat as far forward as possible. The stock DPS rear shock is wallowy as heck. The bike is 9lbs lighter than what I had so the net is a gain IMO. Thinking of getting the...

Same here, unfortunately my 57lb full squish emtb has thrown me off the downhill side of a couple steep tech climbs I’ve attempted. Ouch

Replaced it

What were you riding before and where are you riding?

So jealous! We had one come through the shop that I work at and I got to parking lot test it. Swinging it back and forth is night and day easier than my 54lbs bike.

Keep it up. Very good, so pro like you’ve been doing it a long time!

I just put a set of Galfer emtb specific pads. Seem really good.

Only 4 or 5 hours away!

This bike ticks all the boxes for me. It’s 14lbs lighter than what I have. Just have to save up $.

Only dry trails for a few hundred miles along the Colorado Front Range. Lake Pueblo trails are a little slice of desert between mountain ranges.

I love tinkering with the settings! I have eco, trail and boost turned way down for torque and response in profile 1 for optimum range and riding with others. I have the 3 modes cranked up more for profile 2 for aggressive/shorter rides! It’s amazing.

I’m left handed but grew up in a right handed world. I swing a bat righty and kick with my right foot. Right foot forward feels best when coasting but I’m convinced ones balance is better on downhill, steep switchbacks to have your outside foot forward so I practiced switching regularly.