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Hi all, Anyone ever went through the process of greasing the front fork/suspension on the Milano? I have a Suntour 28 but there are no greasing hole. I found this video but it lokks like an overkill to grease the fork.

You probably can change model but I would start looking onto Shimano's site to see if there are equivalents to your own model. Possibly a higher quality product/model. You can write them and ask.

Hi Sandro, A loose crank is definitely an issue that needs to be fixed. I am not familiar with the pas sensor but it most likely magnetic and it makes sense that it would be affected by a loose crank. Tolerance is probably in millimeters. I've not read all your post but to isolate the problem...

Hi thanks for both your replies, I beleive both of you are right. I took a second look and I could not see any notches inside the gears assembly so I went in with a small screwdriver and voilà I can definetly feel the notches inside. I then took my very powerful bike light and I can see what I...

Hi, The actual inside width is 2.5mm compared to 1.9mm for the original.

Hi there, thanks for the tip. I just consulted my trusted friend, Calvin Jones from park tools https://www.parktool.com/en-us/blog/repair-help/determining-cassette-freewheel-type and I understand the required tool is an HCW-17 or someting like it.

Hi all, just updating on my fidings while searching for a 27.5 x 1.9mm 36 HOLES/SPOKES rim. You can see on picks 1 an 2 the new rim is larger than the old one. In fact the old rim fits right into the old rim. I tried returning the larger rim to Amego and have it replaced by the proper size but...

This for the tip. Much appreciated. Unfortunately they only have one 27.5 * 36holes and it is not the same width.

Hi there thanks for the tip, you're right this is very narrow for an e-bike. The cliffhanger would be a good size for the Moscow but this is a bit large for the Milano (1.9mm). So basically, 27.5 x 1.9mm 36(HOLES-SPOKES)

Hi all, I am currently looking for a NCM Milano rim to replace badly dented rim on a 27.5 inch bike. 26 inch are easy to find but 27.5, I have not found except to buy the complete rim-motor assembly. I might have to go with the full asse mbly if I can't fim the rim only. Of course the cost is...

Hi all, currently looking for a NCM Milano 27.5 e-bike RIM only, preferably new. This is to replace a dented rear rim.

This is what the tires are rated for. When riding on hard packed snow there are no problems, but when riding on loose snow over 2 centimeters the rear tire tends to sink in but never enough to hit the hard surface so the ride becomes unstable. That's why I beleive a fat bike would be a better...

Winter tires for bicycles are good in 1-2 centimeters of snow. I've used Schwalbe Spike Pro for a couple of winters now and you need to slow down if you see snow deeper that 1 or 2 centimeters. If you intend on riding in thicker snow conditions, fatbikes are a better bet, I beleive.

I've been shopping for a e-bike winter helmet for a few days now. What I see is most helmets for winter biking are poorly insulated and not designed for e-biking but more for regular biking where ventilation is important. So many recommendations turn to ski/snowborad. The issue with this is that...

I have a NCM Milano Plus. I really like the bike. But I recently experienced some power issues as many have mentioned in this forum. I followed instructions other members had provided and they were very helpful in troubleshooting the the issue. I was riding the bike a couple of days ago and...