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Don't worry... They're grown in eastern EU and as you can see they are fully represented here. 🙃

Well this and other threads are an indication...and now you have your own experience. But hey.. they may give you a discount on a replacement since they made plenty overcharging for the POS at the start. 😉

I don't think I've ever done it any other way... even though I've installed miles of steel and aluminum pipe and have a Milwaukee variable speed portable band saw. Then I clean it up with a rat tail file and an inner and outer chamfering bits. Finally touches with an aggressive dremel nylon...

Unfamiliar with the brand but it seems they have a few similar bikes with a mix of entry and mid level hardware and variations of the top bar. A test ride can help confirm your expectations.

Friends don't let friends buy bikes with poorly desiged/manufactured frames and unreliable motors. Even if they did get a ton of money in a battery fire settlement.

I have one and it was actually pretty helpful a few times. I put it on an old phone that only has the app and Chinese porn 🤣

Even worse is down in a man hole dragging out 4" conduit that got filled with water. You can hear the tsunami rumble just as it arrives 🌊 That's where a little lube goes a long way... Never put it in dry

I'm running a Rockshox 35 - 29" fork with 27.5 wheels. Their website states it is acceptable to do so. You could also replace with a 27.5 fork. Keeping in mind your geometry will change quite a bit so I'd get some expert LBS advise. The rear wheel may require a bit more research before...

Yes he will... and some lame excuses as well.

One electricians trick is to tie a string to a small corner piece of a plastic bag. A vacuum will suck it from point A to B in 1 second.

Was there this time last year. Watch out for long covid as well. I felt better after a few days and was almost back to normal after 10 days or so. But bouts of extreme fatigue would randomly show up for the following 6 months. Usually just a one day event.

Because he's probably familiar with the poor lifespan of those Specialized bikes/motors that interestingly fail just out of warranty with only a few thousand km

Friends don't keep recommending to friends a crap motor that has a shorter lifespan than a rubber band... while lying about reliability in other threads.

That's why I leaned towards FlatOut... Long shelf and service life.. Supposedly

From my experience all Bafang UART displays work with UART mid drives... But this is not 100% guaranteed. If you have CANbus I'd be more careful as firmware is much more detailed and specific.

That's why I leaned towards FlatOut... Long shelf and service life.. Supposedly.

Who knows what's better... I watched some videos and read some articles but they're mostly about tubeless setups so I'm not sure if it directly translates to the same results with tubes. That said one video brought up a very interesting point. Time spent in the tire... So he tested after one...

Try removing the speed limit or using a 3rd party display on a Bosch or any other for that matter. Perhaps the moral is to finish your education before you attempt an organ transplant. 🙃

Well I don't think the controller is burnt out as it still works once reset. I'm still leaning towards a communication error or some type of firmware incompatibility issue Try putting everything back to stock? Try contacting Cortina?

CYC Photon Gen 2 ... shipping end of July