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I'll get ride of mine when I remove the trainer wheels :p

Yep, same on my analogue Scott Sportster bike which is 15 years old. 9 speed steel HG 11-32 cassette, Alivio and KMC E9 chain on my new ebike.

Sure would......"gotta pay to play"!

Over on EMTB it seems the go to for reliability is a tighter 10 speed Deore cassette (11-36) rather than the 11 or 12 speed with a dinner plate low gear.

As good as ;)

That was no wind gust......that was linklemming overtaking you ;). On a serious note......my new mass produced chinese built middle weight bike (circa 25kgs) doesn't budge - solid as a rock and so smooth compared to my lighter Scott analogue bike.

If you say so ;)

I'm of the view more volts = more performance. Whether or not it's needed/desired/legal is another thing. Comparing like for like - take a 48 volt equipped ebike and throw in a 52 volt battery - come back and tell what your findings are. Plenty of evidence around to suggest a performance boost...

Lol

The benefits of the narrower Marathon Plus's are: Less sidewall flex Greater responsiveness Tried and tested Looks :cool: The benefits of the Marathon Plus's over the Smart Sam's Highest level of protection Highest level of durability E50 rated Looks :cool:

Late to the conversation. I recently picked up my first ebike (hardtail mtb style) and had the dealer switch out the standard Schwalbe Smart Sam's 28/29x 2.35 for Marathon Plus's in 28 x 1.75 (47-622) since I was riding on paved surfaces on my daily commute to/from work in the CBD. In the head...

Curious as to whether you needed to change anything to run 52 volts through (what appears to be) the Ananda M100 motor? Thanks in advance.

You must be an electrician? :cool:

The bike shop I recently bought my bike from in Perth, Western Australia is still selling NCM bikes.

My new setup……simple and effective.

Lol.....can't say I've ever observed which way the drain empties or my piss spirals. I'm in Perth, capital of Western Australia.

Have started riding the bike to work to/from the CBD (weather permitting) and looks to be quicker than driving the car in peak hour :cool:.

Thanks for the welcomes fella's :). Being heavier, the ebike rides smoother compared to my Scott sportster "leg power" bike, not doubt helped by the larger volume Marathon Plus tyres. Loving the bike so far and blown away by the performance. I actually went in to the bike shop to purchase a...

Hi from Western Australia, Just picked up my first e-bike, an Earth T Rex 29SP and I’m hooked. Chinese made bike that are sold into Australia and am not aware if they are available anywhere else. This is my first pic of the bike on a morning ride so I thought I would share. Opted for the...