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What about one of these Apple watch knock offs.

Oh no! But the idea is still valid if there was a suitable phone.

One possibility could be to get one of these and place it in the compartment just above the battery. Get a low data bandwidth and low cost (1€/month) mobile subscription. For battery charging power supply one could use a small solar panel mounted on the rack. Fixed wiring through the same way as...

Has anyone experience on gps tracking devices for bicycles and which would be the best. I was recommended to get one (by someone who had had his locked e-bike stolen). However, I am not convinced yet. Wouldn't the thieves immediately search for such devices and remove them? And do these tracking...

Newly installed bash guard ordered from Taiwan. Hopefully less grease on the pant leg.

I got the same guard but different colour.

I didn't realise they only had up to 38T, which is really not something I would want to have in a the single chainring setup. Unless there was a cassette to compensate for that.

Ok, but there are drop stop chainrings of all sizes like here: http://www.wolftoothcomponents.com/collections/chainrings

If adjusting did not help, have one of these installed: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) My Turbo does not have a chain guide or even an easy solution to install an aftermarket one, so the narrow-wide chainring was the simplest solution. I used to have the chain drop on almost every ride, but...

When you are talking about the app and its buggyness, is it Android or iOS.

Like someone said, I also tend to think that charging to 100% (as indicated by the bike) actually means charging 80% or whatever is considered the best max charge level, because the software was designed to protect the battery from aging. I might be wrong. There is some kind of protection in...

Is everything working ok with the new battery installed? I think I read somewhere here that the light switch stops working in older models with the new battery.

I have used my battery daily down to about 70% and then charge to 100%. After over 100 cycles there has not been a decrease in the battery health (according to the diagnostic software). I am with JD, I dont want to have to monitor the charging.

I think the procedure is to remove the battery, turn it on and when it turns off, put it back on to the bike.

Wow, what is NE latitude, 45 deg? I am at 60 and I declare spring first day of March, even though there may be occasional snow. Usually by April there will be no snow around.

I think I've said if before already, but it would be good to have a more direct line to the people who are responsible for the software development. I am skeptical that any message or bug report left to the help desk will ever reach the developers now.

I am a bit skeptical that the next shipment will fix this if there is some error in the battery or its software. But yes, maybe you could wait for that shipment and if even then you still experience the same problem then run away.

Maybe try a third one and if that doesn't work, walk away.

With all winter riding behind last Friday I experienced my first front ring chain drop with the new chainring. I have to admit though that it was a rough bump and the chain was just oiled so that probably did not help. 31 March I put on the summer tires. So much nicer to ride when there isn't...

1. I did not buy my own, it is not even possible. I am borrowing my dealers. He was willing to lend it to me because he felt he did not have the know how for doing the firmware update and he had a problematic client to take care of - so why not let him deal with it. I had some extra difficulty...