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Yes it does shift better. You will definitely like the upgrade.

Looks like it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00V8RZE32?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 this is the one I got. You can have it by June 2nd.

👍Yes. Slide it on after the bearing and push it down. It will fill the small gap between the tube and inside bearing.

You can order a new headset from sondors. You will need to contact customer support. It is not on the website. That is the shim that makes up the gap from steerer tube and top headset bearing. It is a critical part. That price is for rear derailleur only. I recommend getting the SRAM GX 11spd...

Did you measure how much space you have? It looks like a lot of space. I don't know what the negative of having more than 3mm gap.

You need a min of 3mm (but not too much) from the top of fork tube to top of stem. If you have a spacer on top of stem then to the top of spacer. If you use a spacer on top of stem you need to make sure a part of the fork tube is in the spacer.

Okay. Thanks for input.

Where does the cable for brake cut off go? I see 3M tape on the sensor. Looks like a extra cable to me.

Would rather cut the hose than have another wire on the bike. Another option though.

Then you lose the brake motor cut off.

There is a solution to cut the brake hose and crimp a banjo onto it. Then you can use any good brake you want.

The RS headset type is called semi itegrated or zero stack. Head Tube ID Top - 44mm Bottom -56mm Bearing DIM. Top 41x30x6.5 Bottom 52x40x8 Aftermarket Headset. Cane Creek ZS44/ZS56 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08JS1LCWZ?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_GEHRF45M6WM3JMSY9SHZ Tools for the job. Park Tool...

I recommend going with the christini adapter and any size BCD104 chain ring you want. I changed mine to a 32T and it has made the bike easier to pedal. You do lose some top speed but you can still go 25ish. BAFANG Ultra Drive BCD104 Boost Adapter and Chainring Bolts Make sure you get the boost...

The serial number is located behind the chain ring on the bracket that holds the motor.

First video riding the Rockstar on some technical single track with a lot of switch backs. Video is only one segment of my ride. Only my 3rd ride on the bike. Ran into another Rockstar owner. More videos to come subscribe if you want to keep updated.

The brakes that I received with my bike are definitely Clarks. Sondors might of had to switch the brakes a couple of times and the final version from what Cross-up posted will be zooms. The brakes feel great. Solid not mushy. They work as expected, locking up the wheels with little effort. Hope...

The brakes I received are not zoom they look just like the Clarks. I will get better photos.

These look like the brakes. http://www.clarkscyclesystems.com/product-range/brake-systems/hydraulic-disc-brakes/m2-hydraulic-brake-2648.html?att_color=40&attr_diameter=969&attr_wheel_option=224