I'm almost certain this was my old team M9 frame based on two personal touches I made. The drilled hole on the side gusset plate on the downtube below the shock . I did this to zip the shifter housing and rear brake hose tight against the frame. Then 3M masking tape applied on weld bead junction of the chainstays and yoke. Lastly, the covering on the split clamp of the upper angle set on the top of the head tube. We did this on our team frames to reduce the amount of water and dirt migrating into the headtube. So many good times and a few regional DH races won on this. Fun sled. https://www.flickr.com/photos/intensebombers/shares/L0kZji and https://www.flickr.com/photos/intensebombers/shares/3BW2p1

I can't stand the looks of 2.8" tires spec'd on eMTBs myself. Oh, in five years, half of Vita;'s net traffic (outside of the ever-relevant WC coverage) will be split with its sister site. ----------> link to the photo https://flic.kr/p/2gqJUrd Hahahaha

Whoa. Spomer softening on eMTBs? Game over.

It's fairly standard affair. I grabbed Jeff Steber's daughter's old 26" Carbine, repainted the crap out of it because my daughter wanted something with blue. I was inspired by the old team GT colors so I hope it shows. Cranks are standard TRSr 170mm. I can't find a PF BB92 adapter that fits the Trailcraft Cycles 155mm cranks spindle snug. Turn 3 grom cranks spindle don't fit either. So I think I'll stick with the TRSr crank, I mean it's carbon. I kinda rushed posting pics because truthfully, this build was not quite finish. Still waiting on a Reverb dropper post, grom specific Chromag Radar flat pedals (or I could be mean and just forced her to "learn" riding SPDs like her dad..bwahahaha) and still contemplating switching the brakes with TRP Quadiem set....because I can. Once I'm done, I'm actually going to take it for a ride soon after my daughter breaks it in. She got dibs. I love building up bikes from ground up... SOooooo fun.