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I've found the 29" wheels to roll more smoothly and with less wasted energy over roots and rocks and it works on both front and back wheels.

I have a MudRocker on the rear of my Scott Strike eRide and it's a bit pricey but totally worth it for it's function and well-thoughtout design. It fits like it was made for the bike and stays put. On the front I have a Muckynutz and it pretty much sucks. The plastic is too flimsy (not stiff...

What are the warranty issues preventing you from riding?

You have quite a stealth eMTB there! Well, except for the bright pedals and sidewall lettering!

Ride in the foothills of the North Cascades, Washington State 2021 Scott Strike 920 XL Love the bike, the range and power are unreal. I'm 6-3 and 210 lbs. nakkid and I put it in Turbo mode for long, steep climbs and it kicks butt! Now I do big climbs I would never even consider on my...

No kidding! I picked my Strike 920 up in January and I've been simply stunned with how much assist one 625 Wh battery can give my aging 210 lbs. (95 Kg) frame! Going up steep hills on Turbo, I barely need to pedal, it just rips right up them! And it goes and goes like the Energizer Bunny! I've...

I have a Scott Strike 920 in XL. It's a very big, moderately heavy bike but it has a 625 wh battery so I'm not too concerned about the weight. If you want a light e-MTB I would suggest one that is lighter than the Genius from the factory, you will be dollars ahead. According to your own...