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Expensive! I haven't needed a bigger battery yet (625). I keep staring at my 250 extender I bought and think it was a waste of money.

I'd prefer my full fatty.

Took one out for a rip today at the LBS and it's pretty sweet! Defiantly not as powerful as my full fatty but very stealthy and quiet. Weight does matter for some with lifting the bike on the rack etc, great option.

Those new light ebikes look so good! But I have a feeling after riding it I would wish it had more power

Anyone successful at installing a bashguard/chainguide on the bike yet?

I'm really sorry, seriously I am but I forgot to put the bike in the picture but this is too good. Gooseberry Mesa Utah USA last week

I really like my NOBL tr41's (y)

This week we are in St George and riding at 7am because its freeking hot and we have done mostly punchy stuff and about 25-30 kms. At home I was going through more battery with climbs but I still havent ended a ride under 50% I=at my local Bragg Creek trails. Yes I guess it's nice to have the...

Holy crap that's expensive! I finally got my 250 extended and have been riding the last 3 days and.... I don't need this battery extender lol. I might sell it.

I thought they felt fine but I upgraded to strong carbon wheels and Onyx hubs anyway.

LBS got a note that Giant knows its a problem especially with the medium size. Their suggestion was to come in a see if it fits. I'm going on a trip in 2.5 weeks to the USA (land of the ebike restrictions) so maybe I will be buying it or maybe not. "For the piggy-back battery Giant says it...

Aluminum frame not carbon, I would see what kind of discount they offer. We are all going to have damaged paint at one point.

I ordered some similar Shimano replacements but couldn't use them in the back because the speed sensor wont stay in unless you epoxy it.

I did the same with their pads, happy so far.

I just got notice that the one I ordered is in on my LBS. I emailed and asked if they looked into the problem they said they would ask a rep 1 month ago. Im hesitant to buy it unless they give me a rock solid guarantee.

I'd go large

Did my first real ride yesterday and it was awesome!! Rode mostly in settings 1 or 2 and that was really enough for most of the steep stuff and the power was great but I think I need to ride the battery down as its been stuck on 60-100% for 3 months. One thing I really noticed was the huge...

The Galfer rotors I installed had mounts for the sensor. The Shimano rt86 ones I originally bought did not so I changed.

I don't think you can connect any lights. I have a couple niterider lights