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Yes you can set them but keep in mind that is just motor assistance. You could still exceed that speed via pedaling just like if you were on a regular bike.

The only thing I think I know for sure is that it pulls 45 amps at 2300 watts. I'm using the Bafang 500C display which has up to 9 settings that can be used. I set mine up as follows: 3 levels at 750W = 15 amps (45/2300) X 750 = 14.67 3 levels at 1000W = 20 amps (45/2300) X 1000 = 19.56 3...

In real life it kind of self heals. I've had it on two previous cars and it definitely helps, but I've had rock chips that have nicked it to the point where it won't heal. Better the film than the paint though so it does a great job of protecting the paint.

I've got my entire 911 wrapped in Xpel Ultimate and it's great for a car but I'm not sure about a mtb which is likely to suffer from falls and has to always be laid down if there is nothing to lean it on.

I wish I'd have known we could have had that type of gloss finish. That looks great.

Frame is medium. It's about 33 3/8" from the front tip of the seat to the bottom of the pedal in down position. My seat tip is angled slightly down. I need to raise it a smidge. My crank arms are 155's and I haven't changed seat position since I put them on.

It's just nasty outside with heat and humidity but got out this evening to ride at a park near my home that has about five miles of single track. A few pics from my ride.

Yes, put it on YouTube and the click the 'Media' icon (next to smiley) on the editor at the top when you post and put the URL to the YouTube video there.

I'd probably also use some space to create a collage of action shots from WW owners and even highlighing your build process. You could even use a projector to rotate images and videos on another section which would be great because you could always keep adding things to keep it fresh. You'd also...

You could use some of the space to put a flat globe map and create a pin map to show all the places in the world where you've shipped a WW.

https://www.singletracks.com/mtb-gear/how-to-track-stolen-bike-apple-air-tag/ Good article about testing with a bike and how it actually did in the real world.

I took my throttle off as well. There really is nothing to it and tucking the cable it plugs into back into the frame was easy. Should I ever want to use it I can quickly and easily hook it back up.

I'm sure there is something somewhere but I'm not familiar with one on a carbon ebike.

I have a Hydra. It does not come with a kickstand. Watt Wagons does not offer a kickstand. There are several old threads in these forums about kickstand options for it that you can pull up with search.

I'm curious about the GPS also. Haven't seen an update on that for a few months unless I missed something. I know a new display is also forthcoming and haven't heard anything on that for a while as well.

Your bike looks great! We have the same build. Pushkar should have named the Hydra the Drought. Maybe it wouldn't have called on the rain gods to ruin our arrivals.

Key point about the throttle. I've completely removed my throttle and laying off of it will definitely increase range.

In my opinion, what @pushkar indicated is what you can expect at 750. When you get your bike you'll understand why there simply is no need for 2300 under any kind of normal riding conditions. It's great to have it if/when you'd need it, but for basic everyday riding, even on a trail, it isn't...

I think that 50-60 miles might be pushing it. If you're actually pedaling and not making the bike do all the work, I think you could get 40 for sure on relatively flat ground if the temps you're riding in aren't extreme. You wouldn't need all 2300 watts - limit the amps in your settings to mimic...

The amount of leaking from laying on it's side should be next to negligible. They just don't recommend you store it like that. And if you do need to lay it down, lay it on it's left side. From their website: What about oil leaks? All oil lubricated internal gear hubs will sweat a small amount...