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Never in really wet weather. I do go in mildly muddy conditions and am careful with washing. It helps to be in Australia, but we still have plenty of cold, wet weather in Victoria (-4c sometimes). Once the warranty is out, you are on your own, BUT the damage starts before the 2 year mark. I...

Definitely for fun, as emtbs are much easier in terms of fitness by far. Riding much mre keeps my fitness up for sure so it roughly equals out.

Once a year in winter.

Why do you care what people wear? Plus he looks hot. Probably a lot hotter than you lol.

"I had no scale to actually weight the bike from new" - You go to all this effort, but it's based on no original measured data, so put it all back to stock and measure with the same scale you have now to get a true starting weight. Otherwise, parts are usually not the weight they say on the...

Don't use Turbo: This has its place, such as on road sections or certain uphillflow. Never lead the Wolfpack: I would never ride at a slow dull, slow pace to save someone's 'feelings' regardless of bike, it'll annoy them more having you idling along behind them as they sweat. Let others ride...

Yamaha invented the world’s first electrically power assisted bicycle (PAS) in 1993.

Camelback Rogue, half a liter of water on short rides. If you totally refuse a pack, try a waterbottle caddy and STRAP IT ON.

Stepladders?

I only transport mine inside the car. Lots of room in a SUV for bikes with the front wheel off and all the gear I need.

Anyone else worried that the bike needs a live phone connection or it locks up?

A spare battery is super heavy to crry plus huge, and costs $1300 AU$, I reckon 625 might be the sweet spot. Or come back to recharge from a Bluetti at the car.

You'd be surprised how much batteries change over time. If you have a Windows laptop, you can see every detail of every charge by doing the command at the end of this page

Lots of advice is imaginary, possibly destructive, so contact your manufacturer or go to the source. For example Giant at here

They have always had that feature, just press the battery button.

Synchros, best I've ever had and no cable ties ! Syncros Trail Fender Mud Guard - MY19-21 Fox 34 StepCast 'SC'

"One old lady who only drove her Corolla 3 miles to the shops once a week, fully serviced by Toyota, 939 genuine miles" Look, any used MTB is a minefield. I am not buying your old "great" bike for anything like new price, especially if you think it is still COVID era. eMTBs are a hundred...

Was it turned on? Or were you lifting it over gates? You adjust in moments and don't notice on the trail. At any uphill, you will LOL at this sentiment.

After the devastating bad feedback on Shimano motors, I will leave it for 2 or 3 years while you beta test them.

A LiFePo4 solar generator like a Bluetti is the answer. I have a video on my solution, which has freed me from mains power: here