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They are extremely popular and the world's largest bicycle designer and manufacturer, just look at the sales figures and consider too that they make frames for other brands like Scott and Trek. There is a lot of snobbery in the bike world just as with cars and people in Audis often think they...

Full power, zero interest in the weaker ones.

The4y have a torx bolt anyway, not a lock, that was the older ones.

I have a blog and some video guides to this, which lets me go away for 2 or 3 days of biking even when it's not fully sunny, using a Bluetti EB150. I also have a much less portable AC300. http://kingerzexperience.blogspot.com/

That's right. They will put out 150W even with an inverter which won't run a bike charger that I've seen.

I have a 2018 Kenevo (now used for lending to friends), and switched to a Trance for the 2021 model. It was just WAY better value, it's not even comparable, I am talking about AU$10500 vs AU$7500 for comparable specs at the time. I had no problems with the Kenevo, mind you. It's a great bike...

Well, I didn't buy it, but I won a Bluetti AC300 and BC300 off grid powerstation :) Enough to charge my eMTB about four or five times in case of a powercut!

It's just one or two guys saying it is 'Just the filler" isn't it? Pretty obvious from the start it was the frame cracking. Good to see Giant getting swaps made.

Initially inspired by our very own Rob Rides in his review of the Bluetti AC200P, I have made three short videos explaining how I used a portable Bluetti power station, the cheaper EB150, together with a bargain-basement 250W Kings solar panel, to keep my eMTB charged up while camping away from...

Thanks, got it now:)

Hop up to a Trance. Great bikes and vastly better than what you have. The 2 is a good one to aim for.

I don't understand how the map works lol. Tried the instructions but nothing is interactive. Maybe none of us Aussies can do it since there's only one in Melbourne apparently :P

This is using the Bluetti EB150 and some cheap panels and is on You Tube. Prices in Australian dollars. Here it is at:

Really this is the only safe way. They may not steal it but they might break it. Even if you ID them they can claim the bike was broken anyway.

As an aside, If you have a Garmin Edge 130 or better, add 'ebike field' to it and it shows the exact % as you ride. This is MUCH better. I have not used the Giant app in months except a couple of times to see the overall mileage done. It's not a good app, although neither are some other brands.

For mountainbiking, 25kmph is fine for me and a good balance when sharing the trails. On roads, I think they should be able to go quite a bit faster as you reach the limit too fast whilst it still being way too dangerously slow for city traffic. 40kmph would be ok, 45 maybe BUT this should...

I 100% need a removable battery as often it'd be stuck in the car boot in incredibly high temperatures. It also helps for people who want to charge a battery in a hotel room or apartment block without carrying the whole 29KG bike inside! As well as those who swap out batteries to double their...

I got into MTBing because I had this from rock climbing. It took 2 years to get better, but it has. Change and stop the activity that caused it, which might not be what you think. Computer use could be the problem. Eat well, take ginger and eat oily fish, take glucosamine. Do exercises like...

Hi eMTB community! I've made a video about this now having bought a power station, a Bluetti EB150 for AU$1299 (717 Pounds if it is sold there) . I'll do specific 2-3 day off-grid camping tests with my eMTB later this month, but I expect to have no problem keeping going for days on end if...

Giant and Specialized ones barely work for me so you are in good company!