Trail Preview | Wyle Rocket Experiment | Norco Hills, CA

[@JonnyTPT]

Nice riding and probably the first full exit tour I’ve seen. Glad people are enjoying my backyard. 🤙🏼

[@Chris-505]

Thank you, appreciate it!! Yeah your backyard is sick! I wish I had awesome trails like these!

[@toddkovalcik332]

So how are you liking the Relay after about a month or so? You may recall I posted some questions to you on one of your other videos, so I'm curious if you think this bike is too "big" for this type of riding? My home trails are Aliso (Lynx, Rock-it, Stair Step) and I am tempted by this bike since it has a just little more travel than the Heckler SL that I am also eyeing. Appreciate the vids and any feedback on the bike, good or bad as there is no perfect bike. Thanks!

[@Chris-505]

Hi! So I would say so far it’s been good! I mainly take this bike on black diamond trails, but also at the same time when I ride Lynx it doesn’t feel like it’s too much travel. One thing I will note is that the main selling point for me on this bike is that the battery is removable. I believe both the heckler SL and relay are great bikes but it comes down to what you mainly want out of the bike. If you just want it for just an ebike I would probably choose the heckler because the relay does have quite a bit of cable chatter and I don’t think it is as refined as the Heckler (build quality on my relay is good, but not nearly as good as SC bikes).

[@toddkovalcik332]

@@Chris-505 Thanks again for the feedback. How about the coil shock? I've had a bike with a coil but that was a few years ago. Coils can GREAT, but they certainly take more effort to get set up right. I'm curious what you think.

[@Chris-505]

@@toddkovalcik332 yeah no problem! So I have always liked coil and usually run it on all bikes. Mainly due to the plushness off the top and then the traction it provides compared to air shocks. I also really like coils because they tend to be more reliable when compared to air.