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When setting the air pressure for the front and rear suspension on my Delite Mountain, I used the table published by the fork and rear suspension manufacturer. They give a PSI rating for a given body weight. But the table isn’t ebike specific. Are we supposed to add some extra weight to account...

My Delite Mountain didn’t come with a kick stand, though it has mounting holes for one. Does anyone know where I can order the OEM kick stand online? Thanks!

Hi Alaskan, I tried to install that same set of fenders on my Delite Mountain without success. There are no screws for the front fender to attach to the fork, and the rear fender, while the lower attachment point was doable, the upper one had nothing to bolt into. Got any tips or photos?

Or maybe there’s another way of doing a front fender?

I’m getting a 2018 Delite Mountain Rohloff and it’s coming with 2.8” Schwalbe Nobby Nic tires. It is my understanding (from the shop I bought it from) that there is not enough room for a fender on the front with this setup. In terms of grip profile, I was thinking about going for Schwalbe Smart...

Alaskan, where can I get that cool rear fender you have for your Delite? And which one is it you're running on the front? Thanks!!

Is this still available? I PM'd you but got no reply.

Fascinating, thanks for the info! I too am looking forward to the dropper post, as I have a hard time getting over non-stepthru frames. Suppose I'll stick with that for the Delite and forego Kinekt on it. Thanks again for all your help, for whatever reason your choice/taste in ebikes and addons...

Alaskan, I see your reply, but it looks like you quoted me and, wrote nothing new yourself, so all I see is my last post?

Alaskan, you still use a Kinekt on a bike with full suspension? Does it really help that in addition to having a rear suspension? I've got one on my Trek Police Electric (front suspension only), but I've got a Delite coming soon with full suspension and I had considered skipping the Kinekt...

Doesn't R&M spell it Delite? Not De-Lite? Or is it different per country?

I’ve got a Trek Powerfly Speed HS right now and routinely go above 20mph, so I do plan on derestricting the Delight. Thanks for the info!

Alaskan, I’m hoping to take delivery of a dealer demo 2018 R&M Delight Mountain Rohloff, CX motor in a few weeks. No belt drive, just a single speed chain. Do you think if you had the rohloff system, you’d still have wanted to change the chain ring and cassette? Or in that situation would you...

I’ve been looking at the Delight Mountain myself, too! I see yours has the OEM rack but it doesn’t look like the Mountain comes that way (at least according to RM’s site). Was it difficult to obtain the parts to put it on yourself? Or did your dealer do it for you?

Just curious, what makes you prefer the Homage to the Powerfly?

Thanks for the help everyone. I've already got the expire at midnight setting on. It does help, but not until the next day. Kind of a weird system with there being no "end ride" button, but, this product is many years old at this point and not designed for the American market so I suppose some...

On my Nyon rides / activities display, it sometimes thinks my trips last multiple days. How do I tell it that my ride is "complete"? I let it sync with the phone app for a few minutes after I get back, before turning the controller off. What gives? Thanks!

Yup I got both of those too! Had to jump through some UK Apple App Store hoops of course but eventually succeeded. Pretty cool to see the topo feature kick in on the bike when you bring up the Range View Map. Have you found any practical applications for the custom ride modes? I just finished...

Well, I managed to install the Nyon on my Trek Police Electric! Was a bit tricky because the motor position leaves very, very little clearance for getting cables through to it without dismounting it, and at the time I didn't have a chainring removal tool, but I was eventually able to snake it...

I forgot to link the video. Here it is below. It looks like he was able to change the connector without dismounting? Or do you think that wouldn’t work on a Trek?