That is a massive bike. I like it, but I prefer not to check the RRP as I might like it less.
I think I saw £6k as a starting price. Which considering my bike was £5k, thats not to bad, and if this was available when i bought mine, i'd sure as fate had went for the Tern instead.
Watch out for that little chain roller: a GSD I know had it fail, the chain drop onto the frame and wear a deep groove. All hidden behind chain guard, so not very easy to see.
Yeah, I spotted that as either a fail point, or more likely something that rattles and gets annoying after a bit.
Get me a Tern handlebar and make it snappy!
Sorry, that thread was not as simple and theres clearly a lot more to it, by which i mean it was probably his fault and he messed it up by serious overtightening.
I mean many offroad bars are 800mm, inc 2 of mine, and in those settings you are putting a lot of weight on and up on the bar from bouncing down and climbing, plus 400mm each side is a lot of force you are applying on the bar, so for a short one like his to snap, he must have done or been doing something really wrong.
Anyway, beast of a bike, and I suppose the grass is always greener as this ebike thing constantly develops and more investment is put in. I suppose the bikes of today are going to look like Stephenson's rocket compared to a Japanese bullet train in 10 years time.