eMTB suspension made simple: understanding sag, rebound and compression
A poorly set-up eMTB feels heavy, clumsy and insecure. Four steps can help you get much more from the bike you already own.
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New eMTB handover checklist: what your shop should check before delivery
A new eMTB should leave the shop with its suspension, brakes, motor, battery and tyres checked. Otherwise, your first ride could start with avoidable problems.
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The performance gap in eMTB: you're paying for technology that maybe no one has taught you how to use
Many riders buy bikes costing 5,000, 8,000 or 10,000 euros and leave without a setup, an explanation or an understanding of their eMTB's true potential.
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eMTB motor and battery temperature: heat, cold and reduced performance
How cold, heat and storage affect an eMTB motor and battery.
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eMTB cadence: why grinding a big gear can increase wear
Cadence, shifting under load and drivetrain wear explained for eMTB riders.
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Bedding in eMTB brakes: get pads and rotors working properly
Bed in your eMTB brakes to avoid noise, weak braking and glazed pads.
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Real eMTB range: plan a ride without running out of battery
Do not judge by Wh alone: weight, assistance mode, elevation gain, temperature, wheels and motor can completely change real-world range.
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eMTB cleaners, waxes and oils: the products worth investigating
Waxes, lubricants, cleaners, degreasers and sealants: affiliate products should still be assessed critically.
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eMTB tire casings: EXO, Super Trail, DD, DH and when to pay more
Choose a casing for your own riding: rider weight, rim, terrain, pressure, inserts and punctures.
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Wax versus oil for eMTB chains: choosing the right lubricant
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.
