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eco: 50% of input, max 100W mid: 100% of input, max 200W max: 200% of input, max 300W As for the rattle, I had one in the top tube. Just needed to remove the one screw at the display, carefully remove the display, and put some mini bubble wrap around the cables and re- assemble. (Tho, I am a...

I was riding a "normal" Domane SLR 7 when I purchased my Domane+ SLR 7... I haven't really focused on if I think the bike feels front or rear heavy when I've been moving it around the garage; I've only noticed the ride when I'm on it. When on the bike itself, I don't notice any extra weight...

Antonio, I'm wondering if there is a min power that the motor can produce... if it can only engage at 40W, it may explain some of what you're seeing here... if your % of input power is low enough, it may cut in and out... I've not looked at my data to see what I've gathered, but will dig into...

I sort of "get" why TQ isn't too bothered to make sure that their numbers aren't full on accurate to what a calibrated power meter would generate. For their needs, they just need (for lack of a better term) and "area play"... so long as they know they're close (ish), and if the rider is...

Some of my posts in the Domane+ thread illustrate some of the data issues I've seen w/ the power numbers coming out of the system. I've started to do a deeper dive into crunching the differences between what the TQ reports as "human power" vs what my power reading pedals report - I think most...

Awesome! Looking forward to what you find in the data!

@Calcoaster : Oh - don't get me wrong - it is a natural feel... I do like it... A LOT 😁 I'm just diving (perhaps) a bit too far down into the weeds on the data... I'll post what I find when I get a few min to dork out a bit more. 🤓 And to your point, I've not really looked at the combined...

Well - the plot thickens... 😉 On my ride today, I tried to compare the Garmin wattage to the wattage displaying on the TQ head unit, and I think I see a bit of a pattern. As I started to add power slowly and then sustain that power, it looked like the numbers were the same, it was only...

@Calcoaster - you're welcome! The adjusted rider input was my own "maths" to convert the number from the TREK file to match what my Garmin said. Not knowing how to easily align data from my garmin activity file and the TREK gpx file, I went "lazy but hopefully close enough" by just taking the...

@AntonioAlfaro - Not sure why you wouldn't see all the data unless your converter is only grabbing the main data in the nodes. There is also "extension" data for each "node" in the file - those extensions have all the other parameters. The gpx file is nothing but XML w/ nodes that look like...

@rdv - dug a bit deeper into the data today (the post above was actually ready Sun evening, but seems I didn't click "Post Reply" till a few minutes ago... d'oh! Since the TREK "human" power numbers were a bit *cough* overstated *cough cough* - I adjusted them down so that the avg from TREK...

So, I played around a bit with the max assist mode at the end of a very hot ride yesterday. I tweaked the max assist to provide 200% boost to a max power of 300W. I was about 2.5 hours into a 3 hour total ride, so the bike was pretty toasty. With ambient air temps around 103F and my Garmin...

Some good info in this thread, Dave: Domane+ SLR Thread (hoping I did that correctly - LOL) Short version - I've an SLR7 Ultegra build, tried one of the SLR7 SRAM (40mm tires w/ 1x setup) while in Europe - and MUCH prefer the 2x road specific setup - okay, and that the US spec lets you hit 28...

I'm not as familiar w/ the Solace, but do love the endurance geometry of the TREK and have been loving the iso-speed plush ride on Domanes since they were initially launched. I've had 2 "regular" and now one electric Domane. Put almost 30,000 miles on my first before I got the 2021 SLR, and...

Sounds like a great first ride!!!