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@korev: Thatr would make at least some sense. But do they call them Chips in Canada/US?

Whats with the fries? I don´t get it.

The thing is for us europeans a Ibis Bike is a dentist bike. The price difference to a Yeti is not worh mentioning.

Please name just one bike without a motor inside that weighs over 20kg. Complaints about weight on an e-Bike is ridiculous. I have a great tip to save 8kg. Ditch the motor.

Haha. Didn´t know the Band and thought Wombats was a Australia/Austria Joke

This is not the MK2 Frame. The Mk3 is on the market since 2021, 2022 if you are counting the time where you could actually buy one in 29".

@henryquinney: Makes a lot more sense compared to the other forks now if they are just default settings and not your personal preferrence. Would be interesting how much your personal Fox 38 settings differ from the BYB recommendation

At least they grew 25mm per size since i ordered my Capra. But still not enough. I bought a size M Capra and it came with a 125mm Dropper. Thats just ridiculous if it isn´t an XC Bike

@emptybe-er: Not for us Customers. If it wasn´t for the XD Freehub i would switch to Shimano with any Part that breaks. But only because of their prices. Shimano always offers some decent level Parts for half the Price of an GX equivalent. I know GX should be compared more to a XT but at least Shimano is giving you the Choice to buy cheaper parts that are also technically advanced. NX and SX is pure crap whereas an SLX Cassette also has a spread of 10-51 and costs about € 80. The SLX derailleur usually goes for € 45 instead of 90-100 for a GX.

The Settings for the Fox 38 and 36 you had before are 100% the recommended Fox Setting in clicks and pressure from their manual. Is this your actual Setup on those forks and you don´t tweak from the recommendations? The difference on those two Fox Forks are pretty high before/after compared to all the other forks.