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Some enjoy putting together full meals and others can live off bars for days
I have always set drags through the rod at ~90 degrees (your "bendo") but even though I've never tried it I suspect you are right, probably not a huge difference pulling straight off the reel
Hydraulic disc brakes also provide better modulation and have a significantly lighter lever action, so they are far easier to use than other braking mechanisms and they're a sealed system so there should be less maintenance needed
I own so many reels that I am embarrassed to actually declare the number, but it has taught me that the variety and choice is potentially bewildering to the average angler
Pros: Smooth, quiet motor Moderate torque is ideal for a traditional gravel application 28 MPH (in US) is huge perk for paved sections and navigating traffic Compatible with suspension, though its not required Relatively lightweight Has the bones of a relatively traditional gravel bike Cons: Has the bones of a relatively traditional gravel bike Epic all-day rides will require careful power management and/or a range extender No droppers are specced in the lineup, and installing one may require a costly brake-lever swap See more at Trek
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