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Fourth time on trails in a week, can`t complain. Fresh and nice -7 celsius and sun was shining, perfect.

I have done 1900km's on my first Sram drivetrain ever, GX Eagle 12 speed. Pro's: XD driver, so easy to swap cassette when changing wheels. Lockout on derailleur, also so easy to change wheels. Robust, can take beating. GX chain lasted 1600km's. Con's :Expensive parts, one of the smallest coqs...

Morning commute through fresh powder

You have clearly assembled it wrong way...and drilled holes to it. No reason to complain about warraty.

Best part was when Matt had to quess the tires he rode 😀. Anyway, good test!

Yeah I totally understand that. I was working for U.N. peacekeeping forces in 90's in former Yogoslavia and there was this red clay which was sticky as hell and almost impossible to clean :D Glad we don't have that here...

I think rear mudguards on (e)mtb`s are kinkier 😃

It`s a mullet so no rear buzzing….and even with full 29” I`d rather take some spikes up to my arse than but rear mudguard on to my bike 😆

Nice two days of riding, dry and cold. Still loads of ice so spikes on.

Controversial choise to run stickier tire on rear :D

I have to add that I had also gen2 Levo which I bought same way :D

I kind of agree on this on youtubers, but real journalists reviews I have trusted. And done my decisions based on reviews done by real journalists and my own prefrences and never rode any bike I purchased :D Year ago I ordered Bullit and have done 1800km on it and it is just as good as reviews...

I think you have wrong equipement if you have to worrie about adjusting cable tension on your sifter…or you ride 20000km a year? At least Shimano deore, SLX, Linkglide, XT or Sram GX eagle don`t need it, maybe little after break in, but that`s all.

No one needs shock lockout on ebike.

What a beautiful weather today! Had to go for a ride even that I guessed that conditions are challening. Load`s of ice so impossible to ride without spikes but same time rocks exposed so really tricky to ride with spikes, so tricky that I crashed on rocks and was sure I wrote off my fork. But...

Linkglide wears same way as any other system, the benefit is that you can change gears anytime not thinking about it, same as T-type. Shimano is just lot cheaper. And of course if you are violent gear changer, Linkglide maybe lasts longer because it doesn`t care if you don`t know how to use...

If you can get away with 43 tooth smallest gear, I would go with 10-speed Linkglide. It lighter, cheaper and most importantly, shorter derailleur.

Same goes with all motors

Agree, I`ll never ride again anything else than Galfer purple.

Just send it!