EebStrider
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Many say that, but they are about to be replaced it is a standard Schwalbe, but they hurt my eyes. My wife loves them on hers
If it’s any consolation, I think they look awful! ?
Many say that, but they are about to be replaced it is a standard Schwalbe, but they hurt my eyes. My wife loves them on hers
Thank you sir ???If it’s any consolation, I think they look awful! ?
Thank you sir ???
Whaaat?My Cube Stereo Hybrid TM 140 with extra power to pull the dog trailer...
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I bought a frame from SchlierseerBikeparts and then rebuilt it with the 1500 watt Luna motor (Bafang M620). Enough power to pull the trailer steep uphills with the dog in itWhaaat?
I can see a few mods there.Forks, Shock, Dropper post and motor??????
Tell us about that?
Nice orange accents!!Cube stereo hybrid tm 140 2021
Upgrades: Peaty's x Chris King tubeless valves
SDG Bel Air 3 saddle
Fox bolt on front mudguard
Muckynutz front mudguard (on the rear protecting around 10 cm of the frame only but looks good ?)
New brake pads rear as they lasted only 70 miles I the gritty wet puddles around Cannock Chase
Nukeproof CS Copper clipless pedals
Gold CNC bolts in water bottle bracket space
Frame and fork InvisFramed
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My Cube Stereo Hybrid TM 140 with extra power to pull the dog trailer...
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neither nor, this is the e-bike variant from the Iodine series, called lithium, is only available in 27.5 "Nice ride!! Love the wheels... what wheels are those? Crankbrothers Iodine 2 or 3? Thanks!
Thanks for the reply! Weird as on their website I can only find Synthesis, Iodine 2 (marked as suitable for ebikes, enduro type of wheels), Iodine 3, Zinc (gravel) and Cobalt (XC)neither nor, this is the e-bike variant from the Iodine series, called lithium, is only available in 27.5 "
Thanks for the reply! Weird as on their website I can only find Synthesis, Iodine 2 (marked as suitable for ebikes, enduro type of wheels), Iodine 3, Zinc (gravel) and Cobalt (XC)
I will do a web search for Lithium.
How are you getting along with the wheels? Sarisfied? Are there any "worry points" to keep in mind for riding / maintenance?
Thanks for the reply! Weird as on their website I can only find Synthesis, Iodine 2 (marked as suitable for ebikes, enduro type of wheels), Iodine 3, Zinc (gravel) and Cobalt (XC)
I will do a web search for Lithium.
How are you getting along with the wheels? Sarisfied? Are there any "worry points" to keep in mind for riding / maintenance?
Thanks a lot for your input, I really appreciate it. I also wrote to crankbrothers asking them what wheel set is suitable for my ebike, in order to get more details also from manufacturer.the lithium have reinforced spokes and a steel freewheel and have now lasted over 2000 miles with me without any problems. And that although the bike weighs 27 kg and pulls up to 1500 watts and 160 Nm on the rear wheel
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Crankbrothers Lithium E-Bike 27,5 BoostThanks a lot for your input, I really appreciate it. I also wrote to crankbrothers asking them what wheel set is suitable for my ebike, in order to get more details also from manufacturer.
Any chance you can share a link to the website from the shop you bought the wheels?
Thanks again!
My wife has one, and she loves it! There is a tool for every job, and she prefers simplicity and less work, more riding. Also she prefers the more direct control with the rear wheel.Hardtails don’t seem to receive much love on this forum, but I’m having an absolute blast on mine!
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My wife has one, and she loves it! There is a tool for every job, and she prefers simplicity and less work, more riding. Also she prefers the more direct control with the rear wheel.
I still have a non-e hardtail - it is still really great fun, and actually far better at playing/jumping around stuff in urban areasI initially bought the hardtail emtb as I ride motorbikes for 9 months of the year and this was to keep me on two wheels over the winter. However totally caught the emtb bug now so will get an FS too for singletrack trails and keep the hardtail for longer distance cross country winter explorations !
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I still have a non-e hardtail - it is still really great fun, and actually far better at playing/jumping around stuff in urban areas
Awesome video! Never seen it beforeReminds me of Danny’s Childcare video!
Hardtails don’t seem to receive much love on this forum, but I’m having an absolute blast on mine!
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How do you find the rolling resistance of those tyres, compared to the ones that came with the bike? I'm about to fit a set of these to mine.
I only fitted the e wild recently and literally only just done a quick 7 mile ride in mainly mud & gravel to bed them in this morning. Off out again soon on various surfaces. Seem absolutely fine so far. Filled to 25 psi as I was looking for more grip in the mud than the Smart Sam’s. Got to around 26 mph on a downhill gravel path and felt great, sharp lh bend at bottom and felt confident enough not to hit the brakes!
Wow that is one seriously high stem lol
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