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From what I know different motors can make a different noise, they all cut out at about 15mph, I'd just use it because you will have warranty

I'm not in the market for another bike but put the miles down because it may be useful for the sale.

Wow there is a lot going on up front, not sure you can add anything else if you want to.

Whatever you buy just make sure it's long enough, some chains are only 114 links long and if you have a Yamaha motor and run a large chainring it will be to short.

Can you try another halfords, they have them in my local shop and they do a free 48 hour bike trial

It's a 36x11

Like soundwave said, buy a shock pump if you have air forks, even if the shop sets them up for you, you will still have to do them yourself at a later date

For the tubeless setup just wrap some duck tape around the rim

Sorry but I don't agree with you on that one, I use both chainrings all the time on my bike

Looks like there website is still live and did you try this number 01438 544708.

You can run more than one chainring up front with the Yamaha drive.

Hello N961 and welcome to the gang I have a lapierre and love it. I'd ride all the bike that you can that are within your budget and then make the choice on the one that fits you best.

What a sad loss to this group, I hope he is all ok and maybe just one day he will come back and join us again,

Happy days and a good service form the shop, give them a shoot out on here for there top service.

Fit it yourself, just use the shop to exchange the motor.

Think I'd go with the step through oxygen model, same power and range and easy to ge on and off.

Hi you will love the overvolt, I have the FS 500 with the Yamaha motor and have done just under 2k on it and I think it's a fab bike, Enjoy the ride

I'd stick the battery on and just ride the bike, and put a smile on your face, life is just to short to stress about the colour.

Hi What power did you go for in the end?

Looks like most people are well happy with the bike on Amazon and at £555.00 I think it's a good buy

Hi If you was happy with the power of the crossfire I'd stick with the 250w motor and like you said you can get 25mph out of it.

I'm back up and running again.

Any ebike is a blast if you ask me, so just enjoy

Bet you got good tyres on that hardseven up at the North Pole

Enjoy the ride The bike will get you on the road and if it's just the odd spin around the block and you don't do to much off-road it will be just fine and if you like it then you can upgrade at a later date