eMTB brakes: why electric bikes are hard on pads and rotors
eMTB brakes work hard. Incorrect pads, rotors or bedding-in can cause noise, fade and avoidable surprises.
eMTB brakes work hard. Incorrect pads, rotors or bedding-in can cause noise, fade and avoidable surprises.
Bed in your eMTB brakes to avoid noise, weak braking and glazed pads.
Waxes, lubricants, cleaners, degreasers and sealants: affiliate products should still be assessed critically.
Choose a casing for your own riding: rider weight, rim, terrain, pressure, inserts and punctures.
A straightforward guide to buying eMTB protective gear: what is essential, what depends on your riding and what is just for show.
Wax, dry lube, wet lube and real-world eMTB maintenance: what to use, when to use it and why not every option works when a motor is driving the chain.
Newmen Beskar and Performance offer more cockpit adjustment. We look at who benefits and what to watch out for.
The e*thirteen Grappler combines a radial casing with a gravity-focused design. We explain its potential benefits for eMTB and what to check before buying.
Galfer introduces the Disc Shark EVO with a larger braking surface and more cooling. We examine its relevance to eMTB use: temperature, weight, noise and whether it is needed.
eMTB PRO suspension video and analysis: RockShox ZEB MY27. Video in Spanish.