Silly question: when facing a hard downhill, when standing up do you ise the rear brake or only the front? O find it very hard using rear brake standing up. Any more tips are welcome
I went for some nice offroading and after dropping my bike (with me on it) the bike doesnt start in gear anymore. Also, it is after the drop very hard to find neutral. Anybody had this before and knows what it could be before I bring it to bike hospital?
Mitas Enduro Trail XT
But seriously I have no money yet to buy fancy Acerbis or Barkbusters. My friend gave me these with the idea to buy the plastics separately but none are compatible. Still better than the factory full plastic ones
Very confusing app; started with Alexa+ (?), I am in Spain and it is not the right region to speak English with Alexa, some functions might not work (excuse me wtf). Difficult to find and work groups. Alexa is unable to hear "upstairs" and "downstairs". Music and ambient sounds stop by themselves. When playing ambient sounds upstairs the music downstairs stops and the other way around. List goes on and on and I had it for two days
Very confusing app; started with Alexa+ (?), I am in Spain and it is not the right region to speak English with Alexa, some functions might not work (excuse me wtf). Difficult to find and work groups. Alexa is unable to hear "upstairs" and "downstairs". Music and ambient sounds stop by themselves. When playing ambient sounds upstairs the music downstairs stops and the other way around. List goes on and on and I had it for two days
I like more to relax and enjoy the surroundings while doing some nice offroad trails. Yes of course sometimes gas on it but I don't see it as a racetrack. Do most people go full gas all the time or are there others like me?
I hear a zooming sound over 50km/h. As the sound goes faster when I'm going faster it's speed related, not engine. I am guessing the rear wheel. It sounds like a woongwoongwoongwoong kind of sound which goes faster when I go faster. Can it be some dirt in between the break pads or something?
Sorry for the vague description but hoping somebody had the same thing. Bike has 3000km on it btw
My bike sounded like a rabid goose with pneumonia at exactly 3000rpm.
After dismounting the windshield I found out there is the problem because the sound was gone without it.
I put loctite on all the bolts and secured them tightly without success. Somebody gave me the golden tip: there are these rubber washers on the front at the bottom; put some adhesive rubber feet in between the rubber and the windshield. I found some random rubbers in my toolbox and put them there and the sound is completely gone
This trail was a bit too tough for my experience level. First battle scars created. Luckily I found a beautiful road afterwards. Might come back to the trail another day
I noticed I am not bothered anymore. At home I mask the shit out of it (fans, sound machine, sound app).
I hear it all the time but I work in a noisy environment so I don't hear it when I work. When I do hear it I don't mind anymore.
You can move on I am sure you can. Let's face it if you didn't have T you would be miserable about something else ;)
That last one is just a joke. But really though focus on your life and what you can enjoy. It could all be much worse and later you look back and you only worried about your T.
You can do it boys and girls.
Did anybody have this before? Did the mechanic forget to update the computer? Or does it go away by itself?
Most seats I find online are either for the older 2024 model or for 2025 X and S.
Does anybody know of a seat that is comfortable for longer touring (also for passenger as I like to bring the missus on trips) for adventure R 2025 model?
Available in Europe please
Thanks in advance ;)
I had a blast. South of Spain, around lake Viñuela