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We aer huge fans of the Kulkea OTRmost pack https://www.skitalk.com/ams/kulkea-otrmost-hydration-backpack.191/

This power one from Park Tools

Right now, the best deal is on the bike you find in stock.

My Kiox is a stem mount and I had to go with the Quadlock:

If you still have my number call...or shoot me a PM here.

I am having issues with my Maxxis weeping. Not happy with it. This is not the first ones I have had this issue with bit it will be the last.

OK, I'll bite... Steve who?

How was the integration with the Kiox.

The Kiox has an On/Off switch for the light, I wonder if it woudl work best with that. Where are you located, I might be interested in it.

Did you ever try it?

I used my dropper almsot as much as I shift. No way could I ride without it, no matter what the weight savings is.

A new chain.

Pricey? The 9.6 is $6,500, far from expensive in the E-world.

I was getting some creaking in my HN2. Turns out it was the pedals, I had soem value models on, when I Upgraded them noise went away.

We just picked up a E-Caliber 9.6 for my wife and I must say, this is one sweet bike. It is just under 40lb with battery and under 30lb without. We lucked out in finding a used one..I say used because it did have a previous owner who bought it for his wife but I doubt the bike had 5 miles on it...

I was getting a 550 Error code on my Cannondale Habit 2 Neo and it turns out it was the cable that would go to the front headlight was touching and was shorting out. I put some tape on the wires keeping them seperate and no more 550 Error.

Thanks, I have not had the problem since a week after I posted this. It jsut went away.

I'd replace this part.

I would just get a replacement, the part is only $66.00

I'd like to spend some time on a sub 40lb bike before I say weight matters. I like the idea of a lighter bike, smaller motor smaller battery, lower top end (10-12MPH), with a range of 20-30 miles.