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Take the EXO+

No problem, I run them on Dt Swiss HXC 1200. Those are 30mm

DT Swiss hybrids.

A stem with a steep angle will be the cheapest and easiest way.

Does it pump up? I had a cracked hydraulic line where the hose enters the rear triangle, oil leaked out.

I feel the EXO folds under the torque of a Levo turbo on hard cornering. Switching to EXO+ solved it.

:eek: people get a death sentence for less.

Top. And get yourself a DT Swiss HX 1501 wheelset with Xd body, with your savings ;).

See the reply I already gave you :rolleyes:.

In the price diffence that big? In Belgium it is 2.100 EUR. As the owner of an Expert 2019 (a bargain through the employer bike program), I would say no, take the Comp and spent a part of the diffence on a spare wheelset with an XD body, saves also a lot of weight on the cassette. The Fox fork...

And even cheaper : Shimano MT520.

Code R has a different hose connection!

Nobby Nic, there is only one version in 29x2,6". Tried them, but I'm using Maxxis Rekon EXO+ now, much better cornering and puncture resistance.

Tried a variaty of tyres for our quite easy running terrain (old dune area, with roots). Rekon Exo+ is super, for heavier terrain DHF EXO+ and DHR EXO+. Did not like Magic Mary/Hans Dampf APEX, some weird unpredictable behavior. Bontrager XR2 and Ikon lacked grip. And I run 27,5x2,8" in our...

Same tires but without cushcore. I'm 75 kgs in cycling gear. Around 22 psi

10-15%

I keep my heart rate in the I do the same. Actually, I gain a lot more muscle on the e-MTB than my race full-suspension XC rig, as I keep assistance low in short climbs, meaning I have to push a lot harder to get the extra weight up the hill

By trail and error I learned the EXO+ casing adds al lot of cornering stability on the heavier e-bike. On my acoustic Scott Spark RC i can run the lightweight stuff with no issues.

On my acoustic Scott Spark RC the 29" wheels are super ;), but the all in weight of that bike is 10,3 kg :cool:

Depends on the number and tightness of the turns. 29" is a little more stable, but does not go around the corners so fast. FYI : I run the HX1501 27,5 wheelset, my friend uses the cheapest DT Swiss hybrid on his Rotwild RX and he is also happy.