Recent content by Achterbahn

I am not going to weigh in directly but what I'll say is if you have any Current specific questions, I'd be happy to help. While I'd love if it came with suspension, I can't really say I miss it. Partially because I added a suspension seatpost from the day I got it. Suspension stems are also...

Unfortunately it's the same deal as with most direct to consumer bikes. If you are lucky and never run into issues, it's a dream. If you run into mechanical issues (e.g. shifting, brakes, tires, etc), many LBS would gladly fix it for you. However, if you run into issues with the electronics...

It really depends on your usage profile. I consistently get around 30 miles per charge, using a lot of level 3 and 2, having the bike for a year and a half. I know a lot of folks that get better range, in the 40-50 miles, that like to put more of their own effort to it and use lower assist levels.

You can still get it at 2700 if you are a Costco member.

Good learning! Also worth mentioning that riding with very low pressure can give you a flat tire in no time.

It is! The bottom of the drop tube is essentially the battery.

Yes! This has always been an option, but it is known to be hard to get. It's often out of stock, or only one color is available. Right now, for example, only white is available.

I have this one https://www.amazon.com/Ibera-Bike-Rack-Frame-Mounted-Adjustable/dp/B00AA8GFSI/ Paid $38 at the time I have a Thudbuster ST as suspension seatpost. I unfortunately never tried the bike without it, so I can speak much to how better it is

Have you tried asking Priority about it? Casually shooting them a message saying you're a Costco member but wanted the Enviolo?

Yes, in gear inches. Honestly, I never understood that claim either. I also have never ridden the Enviolo Current, so I can't even compare what it feels in real life :/

You can refer to this chart to understand the gearing differences.

It also has a throttle, which the Current doesn't.

Glad it was useful! Enjoy the new bike! I'm happy you liked it! Unless you're running it at max assistance, you can definitely make it on a single charge. I wouldn't worry about that. Yes, you can shift gears - that part is purely mechanical. When the battery is out what you lose is the...

You might also realize that, although heavy, pedaling feels incredibly smooth without any assist. Even more so than with it.

Looks like we have a nice little community of Current owners. Great to see that!