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This orbea is very good value👌

I would go for a rigid fork. If there aint any stantions, they can't get damaged

Don't think so, max would either be 29X2.25 or 2.35

Make sure the axle type(qr or thru-axle, boost or non boost) will work with your wheels and that the steerer will be long enough for your headtube

New the Reba is between R10 000 and R13 000. 2nd hand about R3500 to R6000. Suntour would be cheaper. Not sure of the price

The quality of lower end RS fork have just decreased dramatically. It is the light "black" coating wearing off. Personally, I would say this is 100% normal. Have prob seen about 50 of the newer Judy and Recon forks do the same. The coating on the Reba is very good if you take care of the fork. Other fork options in that price range would be Manitou Markhor( I have one and is exactly 4 years old with about 10 000km on. 0 Stantion wear) ,Suntour XCR (Air version) and older Rock Shox Recon and the Reba on the Hub

Fork is better yes, drivetrain not (compared to the 2nd hand one at cycle lab)

Yes, think you are correct about replacing the rear shock with a 190x45mm. Also remember the bike has a flip chip, changing the geo numbers

Rs is the 100mm travel front and rear, race spec. Non RS is 120mm travel front and rear. Also look at the Cypher 120 Limited Aluminum or Carbon if your budget allows. Aluminum is the same price range as the carbon dash. The limited comes with great components like GX Drivetrain, DT Swiss wheels, fork and shock, sram Level TL Brakes @Titan Racing BikesI wish there was a Cypher 120 Limited Carbon under the christmas tree with my name on it

I think it is a very nice bike apart from the fork and brakes. Don't know the Trek Rims at all. Also see they have Shimano hubs on there. Are they cup and cone or proper sealed bearing hubs? How is the Transx dropper holding up?

Thank you very much for the offer. Unfortunately I am either on a Large or X Large

Where can one test ride the rapide frame?

Jip, it's definitely Friday

GX Axs will be heavier compared to the mechanical equivalent. I would personally stay with the regular xx1. No batteries to worry about. Brand new the gx axs kits sell for about 10k-12k, not sure about second hand price

One day only has some assos bibs they selling, seems like a good deal. "Limited Sizes"

What size frame are you riding and what is your height?

Try Manic Cycles in Worcester/Ceres.

Do we know if the bike came out with the di2 groupset from factory or was it replaced afterwards?

Also remember on hg and microspline freehub/cassette options you can replace the 2 or 3 smallest cogs on the cassette. Xd / sram is one unit, so cogs can't be replaced individually

If I remember correctly in the last couple of months Sram did have a system for the e bike, where the AXS derailleur(not transmission) was powered by the E bikes main battery with a small wire running to the back, almost like a shift cable.

It does look very similar to the previous gen Marvel hardtail bikes Cycle Lab is selling

Ikon only comes in the 2.20 and the 2.35, no 2.25 option available

How is the marvel one holding up? Do you have any problems with it?

@NickJust a suggestion. What about adding a required field for mileage when posting an ad in the e-bike section and then filtering by it as well? Maybe even on the normal MTB section?