Benefits to a Rear Hub: Looks most discreet Possibility to have torque sensor integrated in motor, without need for bottom bracket sensor Almost no limit to power capability in terms of traction and handling Downsides to a Rear Hub: No opportunity to use internal gear hubs Drivetrain compatibility concerns (freewheel vs freehub, 7,8,9,10,11 speeds, road vs mountain cassettes) In the past we often steered people toward a front hub, mostly because older rear motors used screw-on freewheels that created drivetrain compatibility headaches
If the XP is adjusted to become a class 3 eBike, a second label is located underneath the class 2 label describing the class 3 specifications
Different thicknesses are also available for half sizes in order to guarantee a perfect fit for all users
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Packs designated as Women's are best suited for shorter, narrower, curved body types compared to packs designated as Men's AirScape suspension: Atilon foam framesheet allows dynamic body movement and distributes load across entire backpanel AirScape backpanel: Mesh-covered, extra deep ridged foam allows maximum ventilation while keeping the load close to the body Biostretch harness: Bike-specific winged shoulder strap shape provides comfort and stability, Soft, breathable spacermesh contact surfaces and die-cut foam ventilation Hipbelt: Airmesh wrap hipbelt with zippered pockets provide stability and breathability Materials Main: bluesign APPROVED 100% Recycled 210D bird dobby nylon, DWR treatments made without PFAS Specifications Volume: 854in/14L Dimensions(HxWxD): 18.9x8.7x9.8in/48x22x25cm