Nice.I'm still painting my frame (friggin labouring this is with sanding and coating, then sanding and coating etc).
I'll spread the word once I've made significant progress and take pics
That setup looks decent
Nah, I'll probably stick Fox front and rear on it.That setup looks decent
DVO Topaz and Suntour Durolux fork is a good combo (hell, I run the same fork now on my Levo HT in 160mm travel).
Not to mention, both DVO and Suntour suspension products are fairly easy to service for any home mechanic.
Lookes like my garage ...)-:
Contact Offset Bushings in UK. They have the E10 hardware as stock option available. Good quality brass material.
How do u Feel about running a 205X62.5 Trunnion Rock Shox Rear shock on an E10? I know the Dengfu E10 can run several different setups. I want to get the max Travel for my 54lb eBike without bottoming out. I think the 2023 Rockshox Super Deluxe Ultimate is my next Rear Shock|( I think it's the right answer for me but I have a lot to learn). Currently running stock LUNA suspension I run Rock Shox Select+ rear shock 210x55 which gives me 160mm travel in the rear. But yours is longer in the eye to eye and 60mm stroke but only 150mm rear travel? I don't understand how u have +5mm rear stroke on your rear shock, but less travel than me who runs 210x55mm on my E10. I run 160mm Yari upfront rebuilding to 170mm or 180mm Lyrik internals RCT2.1. But when it comes to my Rear shock, I want the best, I want something designed to take the extra weight for the frame. I only weigh 150-155lbs depending on the day. My current setup of 160/160 travel front and rear. These stock shocks of X2 are fine on gravel, road, & flat trails. But the single track, dirt, downhill it can't handle the hits it's not heavy-duty enough. Just Doesn't have the durability, & tends to come really close to bottoming out. So for now that was my plan. I wanted to ask what is your front fork, & rear shock travel and why you went with that? Sorry I'm kind of a newb, trying to learn.
So what Offset would you run for trail, enduro & Down Hill Bike? I am trying to build a do it all bike using the E10 Dengfu Frame. I have a 44offset, recently looked at another bike with a 51 Offset. Which would perform better in the downhill running 27.5-inch rims?
210x55 I usually what is used on E10frames, wouldn't recommend Yari front fork. Lyrik or better quality my E10 weighs 54lbs.Hi guys a few months ago i ordered a dengfu e10 large + 600motor+ 800w batt wanted to order a rockshock 160 mm 29 fork and 150mm rockshock shock on a 29 wheel front and 27 rear but i dont know what shock (size) i need to order and do i need to order shock bushings seperatly?? Im a little confused hope you guys can help me im 53y/180 cm / 100kg wont be jumping extreme
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Lyrik 160mm fork up front, use the 2022 Model to save money. & Deluxe+ Rockshox Rear shock should help sizes e-10 frame accept safely 200x50/57mm, 210x47.5/50/55mm I know Dengfu recommends a 210x55mm, but The cheapest I'd go is the Deluxe select + older rear shock. If riding gravel & flat trail only. no jumping or drops. You can go down in quality & still be comfy. I know the lowest MTB RockShox levels Yari 160mm fork, & Select+ rear shock are WAY too soft & I weigh 150lbs. But I jump some Hope I helped some, I run 27,5x2.8" tires and I do it all with my bike. But I have lots of upgrades to complete before next season.Hi guys a few months ago i ordered a dengfu e10 large + 600motor+ 800w batt wanted to order a rockshock 160 mm 29 fork and 150mm rockshock shock on a 29 wheel front and 27 rear but i dont know what shock (size) i need to order and do i need to order shock bushings seperatly?? Im a little confused hope you guys can help me im 53y/180 cm / 100kg wont be jumping extreme
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So have you ridden any hard DH or ENDURO courses with the 215x60 Rear shock & do you sell the YOKE conversion kit to extend the rear suspension? I am running 210x55mm and currently plan to go up to 170mm Zeb Ultimate front fork & stay with 27.5" Boost front and rear. On My Medium E10 frame could I still increase my suspension travel in the rear to 160 by going 215x60? Have you had any issues with it colliding with the rear seat post? I definitely interested in squeezing every bit of travel out of the rear that I can safely. Would love to hear your reply. Currently running 160mm Yari Upfront.
I like 44mm, if I wanted 51mm & was going to go with Bafang driven bike I'd just buy the FLX WeaponX very high spec'ed bike for the $5K they want. Plus WeaponX has the newest 3.1lb 1000Watt Bafang engine. Makes me wish I had waited for it, & just swapped my front fork and headtube angle back to a 44 offset. But I was 6ft tall, but I shattered my back & blew out disks so I am now 5'10" with LONG legs, Super long arms but a short torso LOL. So Making the Medium Dengfu E-10V2 Fit me has been problematic, while the large was too big. My RAD says I have the right size bike, but my REACH measurement is Super long for the medium frame Reach specs. I think my reach is 447mm. So I prob should have gone with a LARGE frame. Not really sure at this point. Have been trying to decide whether to mess with geometry some more, or just buy a new Frame, or even a new bike altogether. It has been a pain. I love the frame, but my body measurements are so weird, sizing into a proper Long travel ENDURO has been a pain. I prob should have bought the Whyte 180/180 Large which fit me well. Hard to test-ride many EMTBs where I live, as very few MTB shops none the less EMTB shops with options is nearly impossible to find. It is a 2hr drive to the nearest TRAIL, DH-type riding area in Poconos, PA. I never expected to love ENDURO riding as much as I did, none the less riding Mild DH/SingleTrack(BLUE LEVEL as I am a newb to MTB/EMTB) I bought my EMTB when I got too sick to ride my Z1000. I should have been pickier when buying my e-bike, but I wasn't educated enough. Live and learn I guess.
Nice I'd buy RaceFace ARC35 Offeset rims, or DT SWISS XM 521 or FR541. But I like my tire sizes to be able to fit the Cushcore + insert and I ride 27.5x 2.8" front and back, considering going to a 2.6" in the rear though. Never ridden an MX bike so I don't know much about that. Except the front is 29" rim and the rear 27.5". I do know my Online friends in BC I turn to a lot for performance part questions like to run 2.4-2.6" tires no matter if 27.5" or 29" but they all seem to run 0.2" smaller width in the rear.
Hi, I share my experiency and explain my modifications only when they are validate. It's the raison why i precise it's for XL frame (mine) and my kind of use (high mountain), for other size or bike park use, confirmation by other users needed. I don't sale these modifications. Honestly you don't need to pay for reduce width of the link, a few sweat is enough. i have performed that mostly to use 27.5 rear and 29 front and keep original angle, i have tried 170 front with 216 rear and i find that provide an "serious" top bike, very tolerant and safety. Now i have reduced to 160 front to provide bike more funny (not great differncy). Good luck for your project
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Relieve the air completely from the shock. Then You can turn / twist the shock to get 90 deg. alignment between shock eyelets. Done!View attachment 122913
Can some help me with a rear shock selection for E10. I got this by accident but it seems like it doesn’t fit due to vertical/horizontal alignment
Man you saved the day!!! Thank You
Sometimes its really easy,
happy to help!
Just so I am getting this right, can I use offset bushing(-s) with a 210x55mm (coil) shock, or would that (likely) make the rear triangle hit the seat-tube?
This has been talked about in other threads already, but you can use the (wider/fat) E23 rear triangle, with the E10 front triangle, for up to 4.8", perhaps even 5" tires. 27.5x4.5" should also fit.
I am running 27.5 front and rear and just purchased a Fox Factory 38 170mm Fork, was planning to match it up with the 216x62.5(8.5"x2.5") Fox Float X2 so I can run 170/170 Or get close. I know I need a 2mm offset bushing and 4mm of the Yoke, where do I purchase the offset bushing, and to keep my geometry similar to what I had with 160mm Yari 44mm offset, would the Cane Creek Hell Bend 70 headset be ok, or do you have a specific headset you recommend using. I've read all these forums like 20 times and am still lost, I don't know much so I am trying to ensure I get this right on the first try.
@thaeber Which side did you buy the offset bushing for to Run your 216x63mm?
Which side did you put the offset bushing on?
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