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Just to clarify, it’s a bit small for me at 6 foot 4 but the actual bike isn’t small by any stretch, it’s a beast!

Hi, it’s a large and to be honest, it’s a bit small but not too bad, it’s definitely doable. I’m looking at getting another bike, a mid drive class 1 and I’ll definitely be looking for an xlarge for my next frame size.

Thanks NeweBikeMan, that's a great upgrade, I'm loving the new display on my R750. Super easy to change out too, very user friendly.

Yep, absolutely love mine for ease of use and smart engineering.

Thule easyfold XT-2 has been a lifesaver for me

Is it an easy swap? Do you have to deal with threading the down tube? Thanks!!

I looked again at the page, I can see the appeal over the M2S displays. I do have a quick question if you have another moment, when I look at the order drop down I don't see an option for the Bafang hub drive motor, which is what my R750 has. Do you have a mid-drive motor on yours or did...

Did you consider the upgraded controller available from M2S? Although, it seems lacking in functionality compared to this one you are trying.

OK, well I wish you the best of success, please keep us (me) posted on the final outcome, I'd be a player if it truly is easily swappable. Thanks!!

Yep, I have the same rack and also remove the batteries. I don't have a cover yet so I pack a couple of trash bags and a roll of duct tape, just in case.

I'd go for it, you'll be fine I would think. Haibike may take issue with any warranty claims if push comes to shove and they flat out ask you what you weigh but that's unlikely. As far as the bike collapsing under you, aint gonna happen. Provided you're not dropping 20' to flat on a daily basis...

Hi, did you find out if it's compatible?

North Fork of the mighty Shenandoah. Reliance, Virginia

I also own this rack and highly recommend it. Fits my M2S 750 fat tire and my buddy's bike with no problem. Not the cheapest option but probably the best and easiest to use that's out there right now.

Great idea, that'll come in really handy. Just ordered mine, not many left!

Check out the Rad Mini, that ticks most of those boxes, not sure about the off-road capability though. Tons of videos on YouTube.

I have a TLD (Troy Lee Designs) helmet that is very comfortable on long rides and nice and cool. Check out their website, they have a ton of selections. I paid $150 for mine but I feel my head is well worth it.

Exactly the same situation in my area of Northern Virginia (Winchester & Shen Valley). I visited my local Specialized dealer to talk about a Levo or Kenevo and it's like they had no interest. My closest Rocky Mountain e-dealer is very nearly 100 miles away from me in PA so I feel your pain. My...

So, are you saying you wouldn't recommend the Archer system Guru?

I'm 6'4 and 215lbs, I have the large frame M2S R750 All Terrain, I love it. Reviews on the M2S page here. Just FYI, the large is a bit of a tight squeeze for me but it should fit you ok, my next frame will be an XL.