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Raising your bars can make your front tire feel less grippy and more vague, but it can also the opposite effect and make your front tire feel more grippy and less vague. We had an example of that opposite and unexpected results in one of the Vital forum threads last week. The effect is always going to depend on the rider, trails, and their current handlebar height. But yes, when people experiment with bar height and they eventually discover their own personal "too high" height, the feedback I've observed pretty consistently and experienced myself is that the front tire feels...

Well..my first reaction was the same. On a second thought, disregarding the ridiculous price...I'd be more keen to have this than most e-bikes that came out recently. I generally don't enjoy riding e-bikes, so if I do, it's for trail building. I'd actually take this thing for carrying tools etc. Maybe I'm just low key trying to repeat my "ebike isn't a mtb" thing, as in my view an emtb fits somewhere between a shovel and a VW Jetta, but for such purpose it actually makes some sense. But then again you look at the price and I'm back to...

Yes. I meant " Cross-downcountrytrailendurodownhill bikepacking rig" as sort of an astonished compliment. 😎

Gonhoherpesyphilaids Edit: Jokes aside it's probably perfect for the person who rides it, and isn't that all anyone ever wants in a bike?

Dumb problem #2: I didn't consider that

Just open up the cage via the pulley bolt and fix it that way?

Translation: drone warfare is popping off and we want in on that bag 💰💰💰

I've always maintained that if you had to pay for your Gopro, I don't want to see your shit.