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Yes, although I rarely make any adjustments anymore.

Ramp Control 36-Model F is what I have.

Zero issues with my E13 carbon wheels on my Decoy Pro Race. Still working good.

Practically no effect other than very slight wear over time.

You would use the same spider for the EP8 as the E8000. I believe we have a 53mm chain line so the spider is offset 3mm.

Epix 2 is, by far, the best watch I've ever used for an active life style. Fantastic for MTB.

Apparently the EP801 still makes the clunking noise. The Decoy won't be silent. My Core 2 (EP8) makes me think I have a loose cable hitting the frame almost every time I ride it for the first 2 minutes till I get use to it and ignore the sound.

Yes it will work instantly and does not need to be paired or programmed .

My battery does not flash. In the Decoy manual there is this note for error codes:

Thread is quiet so I'm guessing everyone is out riding? To the Overland trail in Jasper Alberta.

Unfortunately I have 'All Gloss' protection so I cannot comment on the matte or gloss/matte combo kits.

You do not have to remove the protector to apply the film. The film goes around the chainstay protector.

I'm using an Invisiframe gloss kit and my Decoy still looks like new. The unprotected parts of the frame are holding up well against scratches and chips as the paint is fairly thick from what I can tell. If you are even remotely concerned about resale value, get a protection kit.

To mullet a Decoy 29er, the head angle would slacken almost a degree. It would be close but not the same as a Decoy MX. Be aware the rear frames are different between the 29er and the MX and thus the aleady very low BB height on the 29er well be even lower. Expect lots of pedal strikes. Best to...

I do the same thing but your bag is better than mine. What bag is that? Where did you get it? Thanks

Yes , my Decoy has these shims as well. They make a nice tight fit for the motor in the frame.

The motor will have three ports: 1 for the speed sensor, 1 for the display and 1 free port that you use for the derailleur. There are also 2 screw connectors for lights. Finally to the left side of all that, but not in this picture, is the big main power cable/on/off switch harness .

Yes there will be one free port on the motor for you to plug into. Please be aware that the RD-M8050-GS is a 11 speed derailleur and good up a max of a 46 tooth sprocket. Don't you have a 12 speed cassette?

My bet, an Izzo with a motor.

Air flow and ventilation were critical for me so I got a Leatt Helmet MTB Enduro 3.0. It has 95% of the cooling factor as my Scott Fuga Plus half shell with the extra protection of a full face helment.