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Welcome Boat Racer, I used to drive thru Gilroy fairly regularly on my way to the Sierras from Berzerkeley... Love the smell there, and now I'm craving some pasta.

Welcome to the forums Jay. I don’t think either would be a bad decision but with how somewhat difficult it is to find parts and bikes still....

the more power the more weight.

I had the 7.0, really liked the power but not the weight. Traded it for a Levo SL, miss the power at times but not the weight...

Welcome. Bummer about the battery, at least you could still pedal home :)

Welcome to the forums, I'm in the upper mid-west.

I ride Hixon fairly regularly, I just checked today and was happily surprised to see the flow trails are open. The single track is phenomenal there as well. Decorah is all old school single track, most of it is excellent. Lots of ups and downs. Plan on feeling lost most of the day as there...

Nice ride, I hade an All MTN 7.0 at until I sold it to buy a Levo SL Where in WI? I'm in the Decorah, IA area. Welcome to the forums.

I've always liked Cannondale. Had a roadie and few mtb's over the years. Welcome.

Congratulations Riggs. Welcome to the forum.

Once its gotten dirty, scratched and has lost the new bike smell it'll be OK. You won't worry bout it as much. Most components can take much more abuse than one would think.

another SL owner here. Welcome to the forurms.

Welcome and congratulations on the Haibike, I had an All MTN 7 a while back.

Lots of good info here, I learned a lot just lurking around for a while before I bought my first emtb.

Welcome miclot

I like the flat black a lot.

I had a steel voodoo frame years ago, I loved that bike. Welcome.

Welcome - and congratulations on the new bikes

Welcome - seems like there are quite a few from Southern California on the forum.

I'm all for lowering our foot print and taking better care of mother earth. I just don't think any of it will work on a bike until the parts get smaller, lighter and more efficient. Maybe your too young to remember what the first cell phones looked like - nothing like the communicators we...