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Not too heavy at all. It feels like a regular bmx really. Just smooth feeling on the rough stuff

Totally worth it. I had no idea what to expect. It took me a short time to adjust to the slightly taller bars than regular bmx and in still working out fork and shock pressure depending on what I'm riding. For the steep DH stuff I ran the fork at 80psi with no HSC. The rear shock is at 150psi. I'm about 80kg. For jumping I did have 100psi and lots of HSC on the fork but tried 110psi and no HSC and it felt a lot less explosive and more like a regular bmx. I need to up the rear shock to 170psi or 180psi for a bit more support and less bottom out. I'm still currently running the fork and shock with the slowest rebound. The bike has plenty of pop. It wants to send you high and far with minimal effort compared to regular bmx. Parts wise it's great. Wheels are solid. The rear hub is really nice. Crank set is great. The brakes feel really good too. I dislike the 2.5 degree upsweep on the bars with the extra height of the forks. I usually ride Hoder and Hoder high which have the same 11 degree backsweep but only 1.5 degree upsweep. My first ride I had the bars parallel to the forks but it felt like they were rolled back lots or had slipped while riding. So I have them slightly forward now and feels much better. Its not designed for the steep DH I did and was a lot to handle but it made it through. It's average at best in skateparks. It feels slow, wallowy and soft. The tyres have a max pressure of 35psi and on concrete they feel like riding a fat bike but on hard pack dirt with some loose on top, they feel great. They make the ride feel really plush and have plenty of grip. I can't wait to ride it more. I think it's worth it. Still not comfortable enough on it to do things like turndowns over jumps yet.

@@pete4130 thank for all the info, I really appreciate it! I have one more question, how tall are you ? I am 173 cm or 5,7" do you think this bike will fit me OK, I ride 20,75 on my bmx !

@@IsaacMr-m6f I'm 175cm/5'9" tall. I normally ride a 21" Barcode and I have a 21.125(?) Credence CCR. This is 21.5 but because the forks are longer and it raises the headtube up, it shortens the distance so it feels more like a 21". Longer is better for the type of riding this bike is for. The rear end is 14.1" to 14.8". Stock, mine is about 14.4" and it feels great for manuals. Literally just lean back and sit in them easily. Locking the rear shock helps them lots too. My Barcode I have at about 13.75" rear and the CCR is about 13.9" or 14.1". This bike handled a super steep DH trail that people struggle on with their 29er mountain bikes.

Yeah, I gave them a good bleed and straightened out the rotors and they've been sweet ever since.

The E1 is great. The forks not so much. I've had a few niggly issues with it, the latest being rapid battery degradation of the internal BT-8035 battery, which seems to be a common issue.

I had this on a chesty. It's a gopro 8. It wasn't mine so not sure of the settings.