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Fantic 1.7 full Carbon Brose S Mag top spec motor 720 battery L frame is the right size in this brand FANTIC XMF 1.7 CARBON | Tekmotiv
Got the full spec? The link seems to go to a lower spec bike.Fantic 1.6 Carbon Race wireless AXS Groupset Carbon Wheel / Frame/ Bars very light 21kg demo model £6k 100 miles FANTIC XTF 1.6 CARBON RACE | Tekmotiv
Do you care about it being direct sales,Not sure on size. The measuring process seems to vary by manufacturer. I'm around 5'10 - 5'11 in height, if that helps.
I'd rather Bosch or Brose if I went for a Specialized. Carbon would probably be my preference, but now I'm considering a Whyte E-160RSX again, which is aluminium.
I'd like at least 160/150 travel. More is fine also.
Not overly. My last bike was a Canyon.Do you care about it being direct sales,
2022 Levo experts are down to £8k pretty much everywhere now, if you shop around you could probably find them for a little cheaper. If you throw in another £1k you can get a Pro, there’s a few shops with them on sale too.Anyone seeing any good EMTB deals at the moment? Still looking, so welcome all suggestions around the £6000 - £8000 mark.
Have a look at the Poles, scroll down to the LED's (without the display in the top tube).Not overly. My last bike was a Canyon.
I care more about the motor being serviceable. I don't want the bike to be a paperweight as soon as the warranty is up.
That was my plan, but they're out of stock of S4 size now. I found one, but they want extra money to use Cycle Scheme and it's not a local shop.2022 Levo experts are down to £8k pretty much everywhere now, if you shop around you could probably find them for a little cheaper. If you throw in another £1k you can get a Pro, there’s a few shops with them on sale too.
Brink has the S4 expert in the carbon/smoke colour in stock, you can upgrade it to their Ohlins edition for £500 more.That was my plan, but they're out of stock of S4 size now. I found one, but they want extra money to use Cycle Scheme and it's not a local shop.
I think it's such BS when they ask for extra money for cycle scheme. The only reason people need to use cycle scheme is because the bikes have gotten such insanely inflated prices now, and I can't imagine they're barely making any money on an £8k+ bicycle.
Oh nice, thanks. I'll get in touch with them.Brink has the S4 expert in the carbon/smoke colour in stock, you can upgrade it to their Ohlins edition for £500 more.
Cyclescheme cost c. 11%. Given that you are making a huge saving I don't think it unreasonable for them to want to retain their margin.That was my plan, but they're out of stock of S4 size now. I found one, but they want extra money to use Cycle Scheme and it's not a local shop.
I think it's such BS when they ask for extra money for cycle scheme. The only reason people need to use cycle scheme is because the bikes have gotten such insanely inflated prices now, and I can't imagine they're barely making any money on an £8k+ bicycle.
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I think the Cycle Scheme cost tops out at £300. It's a bicycle that costs as much as a car. I'm sure their margins are fine, as much as they like to plead poverty. The margins grew massively in the last few years just because of the scarcity of stock and the huge demand, so even with the current discounts I'm skeptical that they have thin margins.Cyclescheme cost c. 11%. Given that you are making a huge saving I don't think it unreasonable for them to want to retain their margin.
*dons flame-suit*
Sprockets cycles Kilmarnock for the Trek. Great guys to deal with.Another consideration is my original thought, which is a Trek Rail 9.8 XT, which is a good chunk cheaper and doesn't really lose anything to the Levo that I can tell. It's also Shimano equipped with a Bosch motor, which I like.
I'll give them a shout. Any thoughts on the Rail?Sprockets cycles Kilmarnock for the Trek. Great guys to deal with.
Oh nice, thanks. I'll get in touch with them.
I can't see the option for the Ohlins upgrade though. Is that considered a worthwhile upgrade? I can see the Ohlins version of the Kenevo SL.
Looks a stonking bike. Choice of SRAM AXS or ShimanoI'll give them a shout. Any thoughts on the Rail?
Nice. I don't know why they took a photo of it I the dark though?!
I’m not really a fox fan so the Ohlins upgrade would be worth it to me but that’s a preference thing.
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