Dream bike right there, perfect for the area I live in and riding style. Did you get a chance to try the SL version, and if so, what were your impressions? Thanks Jeff, keep shredding!!
Ive ridden both. The SL is what I would class as an XC bike. Will still do what the LT can but its not as fun doing it and you will get much more beaten up. I found the Fox34 got overwhelmed quickly. If you like smooth trails the SL is for you as it will be a little quicker. If you like fun and want to be able to have fun over rougher terrain the LT is way better. I am currently waiting on an LT
don't mind the comment below. They are vastly different bikes. He is wrong. If you're looking for a full shred machine id suggest the wild. lightweight trail with shred capability would be the Rise LT and fully light trail would be the Rise SL
The Rise LT that I have here is about 10 lbs light. Has 150mm in the rear and 160 up from. Smaller battery. Wild is full sized motor. Bigger battery and more travel
@@GeoffGulevich for me doesn’t make any sense have two bikes that are similar. The origin of the Rise was a lightweight trail/xc bike with rider sinergy. Now is one more ebike in the world 😔
@@ilidiofariafalse! it's still one of the lightest bikes on the market and the motor offers the originally rider synergy option as well as the option of a little more torque. It's actually the best of both worlds with a crossover option. It's even better.
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Dream bike right there, perfect for the area I live in and riding style. Did you get a chance to try the SL version, and if so, what were your impressions? Thanks Jeff, keep shredding!!
Thanks dude. I have not tried the SL yet. The LT is more my style
Ive ridden both. The SL is what I would class as an XC bike. Will still do what the LT can but its not as fun doing it and you will get much more beaten up. I found the Fox34 got overwhelmed quickly. If you like smooth trails the SL is for you as it will be a little quicker. If you like fun and want to be able to have fun over rougher terrain the LT is way better. I am currently waiting on an LT
@@duncanashton8359 heck ya! Well said
Looking good!
Thanks so much!
Wow the bike, this place! Paradaise all!!🔥👌🏼👌🏼
It’s so wild! Worth a visit
You are ripping it, can't wait to get one.
Thanks dude !!!! It’s such a fun bike!
I really liked test riding the rise a couple days ago. I’m trying to decide between the rise or the wild!
I’m a Rise owner since 2021 and I don’t understand why they have nowadays two bikes very similar.
don't mind the comment below. They are vastly different bikes. He is wrong.
If you're looking for a full shred machine id suggest the wild. lightweight trail with shred capability would be the Rise LT and fully light trail would be the Rise SL
Is that track @4:45 on Galbraith? If so which one is it?!
That track is on Vancouver island
Awesome bike but the damper on the Grip x fork is quite loud or does it artifically amplify on this recording?
@@strandedeuropean I dunno. That’s not my area 😂
What is the difference between the new Rise and the Wild?
The Rise LT that I have here is about 10 lbs light. Has 150mm in the rear and 160 up from. Smaller battery.
Wild is full sized motor. Bigger battery and more travel
@@GeoffGulevich for me doesn’t make any sense have two bikes that are similar. The origin of the Rise was a lightweight trail/xc bike with rider sinergy. Now is one more ebike in the world 😔
@@ilidiofariafalse! it's still one of the lightest bikes on the market and the motor offers the originally rider synergy option as well as the option of a little more torque. It's actually the best of both worlds with a crossover option. It's even better.
@@ilidiofaria well, I completely disagree. The are a world of difference