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Fits most 2.6/2.5 29er outback too! It’s a sweet machine. Surely a 600+ battery will be available for e8000 from Shimano sooner than later. And it sounds like e9000 will have that. Doesn’t matter much on 90% of my rides. I’ll bet a higher spec 29er build will come out of the Remote 160...

It is a fine bike! Fits 29x2.5/2.6 as well, short stays, proper reach and stack height. A real trail bike like a Process 153 with an e8000

Yeah you’d need to find another case, or the missing lower half. With Focus pulling eMTB out of N America I have no resource for that!

Focus specific! TEC battery for sale. The rail-mounting side of the plastic case is missing! Focus replaced a TEC battery for us (cracked track) by sending this new pack. It was charged to 80% and has been sitting on a shelf in the shop for 6 months. To be clear, the outer shell is...

California. If you are asking about the bike brand?

It comes with a 29 Lyrik

Fits 29. At the Kona Dealer launch the eBike Product Manager mentions he runs Maxxis Assegai 29x2.5 on his personal bike. Pics are some 2.4 just for test fit reference

$5999, and we've got them in stock, most Kona Dealers should by now!

Yup. 2020 upper slide replaces upper roller.

Upper roller replaced with a slide-guide that pivots a little. Def quieter.

The app is easy to make changes on the motor. Batteries are a 35-40 minute swap out. NOT a quick release

Fiddling around with bikes we have in stock, I’ve found tuning the PowerPlay down to 30/50/80 support (from 40/60/100 stock) gets same/same range and power. At 100% of power the Rocky is noticeably more powerful than any contender. In fact we de-tune the PowerPlay on demos for a eMTB newbie...

I work at a shop that sells PowerPlay. My favorite eMTB so far. We have Kona, Giant, Focus (well, used to, they pulled out of USA) and I've been riding every eMTB I can get my hands on. The Rocky Mountain PowerPlay bikes are so seamless. Just instant and smooth power added to your pedal, no...

Why titanium? Just aesthetics? Can't say I've seen any ti eBikes

Rocky Mountain PowerPlay, Specialized, and Pivots are all over the USA. Easy to find industry leading eBikes.

Check out TowWhee's website, they pull two kids pretty regularly, vids on there. Cord goes over you shoulders easily when retracted.

A company called “Kranked” makes eBikes out of a few Santa Cruz models, I think Vancouver based? A very slick bolt-on conversion kit NOT authorized by Santa Cruz. I’d imagine Santa Cruz has global distribution and parent-company reach to place an eMTB as a product in serious consideration for...

A Revelate feedbag on the kid bike makes it quick. Just on hook from tow vehicle, stuff in bag on the kids bike.

Big fan of Rocky Mountain PowerPlay Altitude Powerplay