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Did you need the bracket that mounts behind the chainring for the guard or the guard itself or both? Here's the guard, on b/o till the 20th week of this year Same ETA for the guard

You'll want the Tannus 42-47 size, it's a touch on the small side but installation is easier. Tube size should be 700x28 or so.

I suspect that difference is due to Spec. using different vendors for making tires potentially? I know their high end road race tires are made by Vittoria.

Sorry, don't have time to explain myself multiple times over, it's sunny here and we've got an e-bike shop to run! You should be out riding too, not arguing on the internet!

You're posting your own experiences and phrasing it as if "no if you leave the lights on with any bike it'll give you less range" is fact. Should I have taken that statement incorrectly I apologize. I'm merely trying to illustrate that your experiences are your own and at best 5% applicable to...

None of that is true except the 1 time that happened to you. Discussions of range is the same as a dog chasing it's tail. There are too many variables to make such a broad conclusion. Do whatever you want, but you're wrong, the lights didn't have anything to do with the range. If you put out 15...

The Bosch system has specific limits on how much power it'll allocate to lights. There are some lights that draw too much power, therefore won't be supported. The lights don't affect the range because the system will only allocate a specific amount to lights so the super hungry lights simply...

Yep, and if we want to go farther down the rabbit hole, it's the ISO measurement, so all 3 of these "sizes" are all an ISO measurement of 622

So I guess the Bosch service reps that do the training don't know their own product?

Eh, not really. Different brands use the numbers differently. Continental and other Euro tire companies like the 28" for some reason. The MTB industry refers to that size as a "29er" and the road/hybrid/non MTB groups call them a 700c

28"=29er=700c Welcome to the bicycle industry

Powering the lights doesn't do anything to the range, Bosch keeps a portion of the battery just for lights to power them after there isn't enough juice left for assist.

Are you sure that the new Bosch Performance Speed motor will support that light? I know that Bosch only lets you allocate a certain amount of power to lights and in some cases it's not enough for the super bright headlights, hence why I went with the 800 lum light.

Hey there, We're a showroom center for Blix so we've got their bikes to test ride and folks can purchase through Blix direct using our promo, which is a long winded way of I can try and help if you'd like, but this is a web forum FOR Blix, it's totally independent and has ZERO to do with the...

Yep, went with the 800 lumen Bosch model, I did the lights/rack and Kiox all in one go and it required sticking a hand grenade where the battery is... Yes it's a HUGE amount of work. Not to terribly complicated if you know what you're doing but it's lengthy to say the least. Don't forget to...

Ask and ye shall receive!

It was more of a tongue and cheek comment, it's funny when our renters bring bikes back they're always in the same gear and on turbo lol! I hear ya though, yep, use those gears and change the modes depending on what's being thrown at ya!

Good notes! Yeah, US Performance Speed motors are branded 350w nominal. From a rider perspective they assist up to 700+ watts if you were using your own power which is a ton! The Kiox does have a power output to show what work YOU are doing which is super helpful. If you're pushing it to 32mph...

Have you checked out the Mondraker bikes? They've got a whole size run of eMTB's! https://mondraker.com/cn/en/2022-play-26

I thought the nominal rating is 350w for the Performance CX and Speed motors here in the states? Could be wrong though!