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I own a YT capra 2016 and I love it and don't think I need to buy any new enduro bike yet, but this bike would clearly benefit of better performance pedalling. For the uphill it is not really a problem with a climb switch, the problem is when pedalling standing while downhill or at a racing stage, when it is not worth stopping to close the switch, but the bike moves way too much

You could clearly save the poll in this article

PB, it is about time to start including a Juanfer Velez tag

Vali is more aerodynamic

Easily an understatement

I went to Georgia last summer and I concur. The food is exceptional, as they have a mix of asian, caucasian and turkish style (at least), people are very friendly and helpful, although not many of them speak english (the young ones do). The country (at least the areas I visited) is extremely safe, I once saw the whole day's money collection of a gas station in coins on a gasoline pump (some few hundred $) with no one watching nor caring about it, being the station packed with people... this is how relaxed and confident you can go around. BTW, some say that Georgians invented wine, at least they have one of the most ancient historicall records about "gvino" being produced. Cannot recomend it enough

Oh wow, incredible AI applications so far... No thanks, I'll just go to get lost in the mountains

It weights the same as other standard carbon wheels for allmountain, but it erases the damping effect of using spokes, costing (at least) double the price. There is a reason why offroad motorbikes use spoke wheels instead of aluminum forged ones. A monocoque carbon wheel must pop the fillings out of your teeth

Atmospheric bike

I think the Lapierre e-Zesty allowed to take out both the battery and fazua motor, to ride it like a totally non-motorized bike. I thought it was brillant, but I think the idea was not very succesfull or it didn't get known enough to reach the potential customers