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Yep, just ordered one from a local supplier. Should have it in time for a xmas present.

Already has a RideDash Evo display. Might have to go for a clipon bar clock.

My wife has just got a Liv Amiti E+1. She is quite happy with it but cant find a way to show time on the display. I am assuming this is not a feature on this model. I have managed to attach a small clock but it looks a bit odd, especially as it is white, beside a black display. I guess most...

Thanks for the link, strange it didn't show up in any of my searches. The required chainring didn't show in their listings, so have emailed regarding supply.

I have two of these bikes. Was lucky enough to buy one set of OEM chainrings from someone changing to a single front. But can't find any other OEM rings in NZ. The Shimano Deore M532 looks suitable but is is for 9 spd & mine is 10 spd.

Could anyone advise on the compatible Shimano part number for the 44T chainring on my Fullnine RC. OEM Part # FSA 380-0644K It has the dual chainrings on this model, so will need to have shifting ramps. Alternatively the part number for a compatible 42T single chainring. Thanks

Having said that, I mean, don't want to hang anything from the seat post. A Haibike Fullnine is fairly tall & I want to keep the centre of gravity as low as possible. So if one or even two saddlebags were to be added later, the COG would be lower if they were hung from a rack/carrier fixed to...

Having been married for over 30 years, I have learned that no man could ever predict what a woman would decide to carry.

Thanks for the replies. Some good information there, especially the comments on the Thule rack. I think I'll flag that one. The Old Man Mountain rack looks good & solid but I think it would work out too expensive for me, with shipping costs added on. There are quite a few on ebay similar to that...

These appear to have one of the best fitting systems. Ugly though.

Thanks, I'll look into that.

I would never have considered fitting a rack on a full suspension bike until now. So the story goes, my wife & I bought Fullnine's to ride trails together. Which we did for a while, but she is now just using hers for work. I was looking to replace it with a trekking or similar to be more...

How do these differ from E6000?

Whats the feedback on these. I am looking at a Merida eSpresso 800 EQ for my wife. I see it has one of these drives on the back. Alternatively I could go for the eSpresso 300 EQ which is 9 speed with derailleur.

I note this thread is a couple of years old, but it is about the subject I was going to post on. I'm looking at a new bike and it has a Shimano Nexus Alfine 8 speed rear hub. Wondering if there may be any more feedback on it.

Looking at getting a Explore E+1 small, low step/womans. Cant find a weight in the online specs. Would someone know what that would be. I'm guessing it would be around 24 kg or 53 lbs

I did & he said the same thing. I was thinking of replacing a 184x44 with a 190x51. I can't understand how 6mm in length will even be noticed. My current shock has done about 8000k & I was going to replace it anyway.

Any thoughts on fitting a longer shock to increase the height?

The links certainly look like they are made from thicker metal. Is it the same width?

No wobbles, just the feeling it could veer off in any direction.