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So I went on an uphill ride today of about 3600ft gain. Once I got to the top my battery showed 2 bars and BMS was 45.7. Rode about 1.5hrs woth PAS at 1. Shortly after it went to one bar and then back up to 2. Even when the display was 1 the battery lights indicated 2, but the whole thing...

Just ordered this, thank you!!!!!

I have the swalbe smart sams and have had 2 in less than 200 miles. Super rocky forest terrain im riding

I like that tool, although, however I believe the rear bolt is 19mm

I found a small wrench to keep in my pack. I imagine quick release may not be a thing on hub drive.

Moscow+ here. I am curious if there is a way to make the rear quick release? In concerned about getting a flat on a trail. I added liners, installed slime, carry Goop flat repair.... i've done what I can, but what if I'm 7 miles back and have to change the rear tube?

Anywhere. For exploring rough terrain to single track, the thing's a beast.

Tha ks. I had the front trued and dropped psi to 33 and it seems to be better.

What PSI are you running front and rear? Trail or paved?

Helpful read on tire pressure https://enduro-mtb.com/en/what-mtb-tire-pressure/

Could be I'm just not used to the affects of a heavy bike and increased momentum.

So I've been on the Moscow + for a couple hundred miles now and the tires feel like the knife into ruts and gravel much more than my non-E bike which is a light 26" bike that I can practically glide over a lake on. I wonder, has anyone changed their tires for a better all around option...

I'm 5'9" on a 27.5 and it is just right when riding, but it feels tall especially when stepping on and off. Coming from a smaller bike the 27.5 feels a bit large when take hard trail corners at speed, but I'm sure I'll get used to it.

Suntour has recommended Epixon and Raidon forks. Opinions? The trade in program gives about 50% off.

To you experts... What do I need to know before researching a fork swap on the Moscow + 27.5 ? I can't even find true specs other than "upgraded". Figured I bought cheap (for the sport) so will ride hard. XCM Suntour from my understanding is very entry quality. Anyone ever contact the...

New tube and puncture liners in both. It was fairly simple.

Really appreciate it. This is helpful! Beautiful 22 mile ride today, until I picked up a hitchiker.

Sounds reasonable. As soon as the shops in the area don't have such a backlog I will take mine in as well.

Bike is new with less than 40 miles. I've heard issues with spokes and I'm hearing pinging in the front and rear now. Today it was the front when taking a reasonably sharp turn at speed. Any ideas? Is it just breaking in still?

Very first long ride, 33 miles. Bike is a week old and loving it. Maybe a bit heavy for downhill or rough forest but fun. This is in Buckley WA