kragu
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Any of you guys swapped the tyres out yet ??
If so what replacements did you go for
Running Assegai front, moved the Dissector to the rear. Probably go with good ol DHF/DHR2 combo when these wear out.
Any of you guys swapped the tyres out yet ??
If so what replacements did you go for
Any of you guys swapped the tyres out yet ??
If so what replacements did you go for
I would like to ask about the comfort of riding. It is already known that Rise works well on the trail, but are longer trips (more than 3-4 hours) ok and is the riding position comfortable for such long distance trips?
Managed to get 3 rides on my Rise so far - just road and light trails, but I went for the M-team version with the Fox 34, DPS shock and 2 pot brakes, so it suits the kind of riding I am doing recently. First impressions are it's marginally lighter than I expected for the XL frame, power is slightly higher and battery use better than I expected. Style and build quality are really fantastic. Have to mention the RaceFace components (stem, bar, rims) as these are just amazing quality and style.
Can only compare to my 2 year old E8000 Lapierre AM Overvolt (so that will have battery degradation etc - though I swap between 2 batteries) - and I'm just in the default EP8 profile on the Rise (probably the lower profile 1, but I haven't even connected it to the E-tube app yet to check ...)
Shortest ride was 21km, 500m height (all road): used 28% battery (including 22% just for that hill)
- Almost 8kg lighter than my Lapierre!
- Trail assist mode on the Rise, feels like Eco on the E8000
- Boost on the Rise, feels like the high trail assist mode on the E8000
- There's a particular road hill near me which always uses 30-45% of a 500Wh battery on the E8000 in trail assist. On the Rise I've done the same hill on the way back each time and used 22%, 27%, 32% battery - probably depends on how tired I am, and seems to use more when the battery is lower. But it's definitely using less battery % for the same feel.
Longest ride 59km, 1200m height (road & forest trail): used 80% battery (including 32% for the hill at end). Took 3h10m, compared to recent times on the E8000 Lapierre of 2h50m and 3h03m - so slightly slower overall, but felt about the same. Rode mostly in Trail then switched to boost for the end.
I've found I needed to put my saddle back (15mm) on the Rise (I'm 6'4" on the XL) due to the steep seat tube.
Had to reset the wire from the cable to dropper post as it became lose after one ride - I think it just wasn't properly seated at the dropper end when it was assembled. Really easy to slide the dropper cable in and out of the frame though without needing to touch anything else like the motor - no way I can do that on my Lapierre.
The 2-pot XTR brakes on 180mm rotors feel a lot weaker than 4-pots on 203mm which I'm used to (unsurprising!) - maybe I'll change these at some point.
The XTR gears shift amazingly well (as everyone seems to say) even under power. But I find myself hating the XTR gear lever ... wondering if it's possible to switch this for an SRAM one ...
On arrival as stock (size XL, with tubes & no pedals):
Weight in packaging: 17.74kg (39.1lbs)
Weight with no packaging: 17.26kg (38.1lbs)
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I've changed the saddle, added pedals & bottle holder, changed the tyres & tubes and it is at 17.41kg (38.4lbs):
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Hey Mark, I went from a Lapierre Overvolt to the Rise funnily enough, great minds ! Agree with your comments though battery life for me is fairly similar to what I was getting with the e8000 so no gains but still happy given the smaller battery. What tyres are you running ??
Are any of you guys using your rise with a garmin and the RS toolbox
I have managed to get the rs toolbox on to my Garmin 830 but when I go to use it all it said Is unlock in the Garmin IQ store
No idea why as I think I have done all this
Is this rs tool box any better than the shimano steps screen as if it isn’t I won’t bother and just stick to steps
I still haven't even got around to using the RS Toolbox yet! Just been using my own datafield (STEPS EMTB Data) on my watch for battery since I already had it installed
The RS Toolbox logs a lot more data to Garmin Connect than the standard Edge page I think - so that seems like it could be useful.
You have to persevere with connection to Garmin , it's a bit of a PITA but once it's working it displays everything you need and downloads alot of info to Garmin Connect . I've found it's not very consistent at connecting when I want to go for a ride , sometimes it connects to my watch straight away and other times it's switch bike off , exit the Garmin data field etc in no particular order until it connects lol
Hey Mark, I went from a Lapierre Overvolt to the Rise funnily enough, great minds ! Agree with your comments though battery life for me is fairly similar to what I was getting with the e8000 so no gains but still happy given the smaller battery. What tyres are you running ??
I still can't get RS Toolbox to show the correct units. Grrr. I'd love to find a decent Bluetooth sniffer/monitor so I could reverse engineer the protocol/messages from the RS Toolbox and hack your code to support the additional data.
RS Toolbox uses ANT+ unfortunately, so it's a different format from my code. (I use an app called LightBlue which seems good for checking Bluetooth signals). But connecting with ANT+ seems harder than Bluetooth, which might be where some of the connection problems come from when using it.
@JanCapek's Garmin app for ebikes does use ANT though, so maybe he would find it useful to sniff the data ...
Scrap that last post guys I have managed to work it out thank you
The developer is a member on here, you can ask him in this forumDoes anyone know if this app will work with our rise / rs motor
It looks very similar to the belevo I have for my Levo View attachment 56685
You have to be careful with the Rise as the RS versions have the later firmware updates which means it’s harder to erase a trace entry of any intervention. It’s best to change the firmware to an earlier version for the EP8. I would contact Markus at Emax who can give instructions on how to do this either via a smartphone or windows using the PCE1 interface.Does anyone know if this app will work with our rise / rs motor
It looks very similar to the belevo I have for my Levo View attachment 56685
Got one reserved from Leisure Lakes , said mid to late AprilAnyone order a range extender yet or found anyone that’s selling them
Ebike shop in Farnham will ONLY sell you one if you have brought your bike from them
Can’t find anyone else ?
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