Recent content by conix67

It is very good (visibility to cars behind) but to me it is better than a separate light for 2 reasons Works with the Radar (changes blinking pattern when a car approaches behind to alert the driver) No need to charge another device

You said it well. Everything is in good state, nothing bent or anything on my bike. Here's the thread of another owner having exactly the same issue, on the same bike - Roam E+ Chain Popped Off

Do you also own Roam E+?

I was wearing shorts or running pants. The reason the chain coming off is clear, it's just that the design is not preventing it under normal riding conditions. I'm not riding on a rough terrain when this happens, just some bumps that could be anywhere. As a matter of fact, when I ride in off...

It is an easy fix if ready made parts are available for it. The one that's installed on Revolt is braze on like you said, which means there should be screw holes for mounting in precise location on the bike and my Roam E+ doesn't have it. The one I installed is a universal one that required...

It took me a great effort to find something that worked for me. This isn't like something that's readily available even at Giant's store. I took my bike in a few times for this issue already since they wanted to take a look, every time they said it's taken care of, I was able to take the chain...

Right. I wished Giant would acknowledge the issue and provide the custom chain guide to fix the issue. Revolt E+ comes with it and it's obvious why it's there.

It is very predictable and consistent. It does happen at tall gears more such as speed 8 and 9, rarely happens on speed 7 and below. Could be the tension or orientation. I understand it can happen but definitely not normal. It was happening on my commute rides on paved bike lanes. It happens...

Same problem here, with frequent chain drop issue and this, I was very upset. I simply pulled the chain out with brute force when it's stuck. Eventually installed the chain guide. Contacted Giant, they simply send you to local dealer who will not do anything, says it is *normal*, I disagree.

I was doing the same, but frequent occurrences really started to get annoying. Honestly, this is not acceptable for a bike at this price range. I've never had this issue on other bikes I owned but this was the first bike with 1x9 drivetrain - meaning no derailleurs on the front. I do see that...

hmm.. looks like it does not, and still suffers from the same issue. I was tempted to remove a link from the chain but the service advisor was against it. Anyway, this was quite unexpected and really bothersome issue to have.

Deore I believe has clutch mechanism which maintains tension better which should help with those situations where I saw chain drops on my Roam e+. I ended up installing chain guard to fix the chain drop issue which was happening almost everyday.

Perhaps better to look for electronics technician than bike shop there...

I'm using a similar product, haven't had the chain drop since it was installed. This is not on Quick-E but should work.

Here's a good review (IMO) comparing several options - mirror vs varia vs fly6