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Bosch said they know what the problem is and I'm guessing they need to adjust their map provider api settings to include the bike path info. I believe they are using OpenStreetMap which does capture bike data and correctly routes over bike lanes/shared roads when you route from the website...

Anyone else notice from OP's pic, R&M swapped out the old horn (left side) and hi-beams (right side) buttons for a combined assembly on the left?

I swapped for the Ergon saddle (even though I have the GX option) and bought one of these saddle bags (see pic) that clips directly into the back of the seat. I store a wrench, micro ratchet, tire levers, patch kit, CO2 gas pump in it no problem. When I use dropper I "guide" my seat down with my...

Stick with Kiox (or whatever you have) plus phone or Garmin nav until the Nyon navigation issue is fixed. I made Bosch aware of the issues here and hopefully they are resolved soon. Nyon also does not have an active USB charging port for your phone (or alternative GPS device) like Kiox does...

Check that the rear wheel is aligned properly. My Rohloff with quick access skewer gets misaligned from heavy breaking during rides and I have to re-seat the wheel (loosen skewer and push wheel fully back in place) from time to time.

Sure thing, will dm you.

THIS! Thanks for corroborating! The 1st thing I did was check what back-end Nyon uses to verify if its up to date and does routing correctly, was relieved to see it does, which is why I brought it to Bosch's attention since IMO it can be fixed (fingers crossed) Agree, the feature is...

Wow, thanks for bringing this to their attention, would be a gamechanger for the product here in the US if this gets resolved!

By your question I'm not sure you understand my concern. ANY route, between ANY 2 points in NYC on the NYON/Bosch website do not prioritize bike lanes. Instead it sends you over busy NYC streets that do not have a bike lane which is extremely dangerous. For example from: Manhattan Bridge...

I seem to have the same issue on my rear brakes, shudder when pressed hard. When I look down the caliper it looks like only one side of the brake pad is pressing against the rotor and not an even "clamp" from both sides. I have centered the brake a few times (pressing brake lever, then...

I think bike shops have a little play here and can adjust +/- 2 km/h, also wheel circumference, from my understanding, is an additional micro-adjustment you can make. I have struggled with this since becoming an R&M customer and have yet to receive clear definitive info on this from my LBS

Thank you, sorry for my tone! Just a bit frustrating when my bike's new nav sends me over streets I can't possibly keep up with traffic due to not having a designated bike lane, which is quite dangerous here in NYC.

The Nyon does not prioritize streets with a bike lane. It ignores bike lane data and just picks regular roads. As "scenic" avoids "major roads" which mode (*please add one) that picks roads with bike lanes. Open google maps on your phone, create a from/to route, select the bike icon and the...

you mean "ALL BIKE LANE AVOIDANCE"

You call this out as if its a feature, I assure you the Nyon routing system is not aware of your article. Moreover, my Nyon NEVER ever prioritizes bike lanes on ANY city paved roads. 100% of the time it chooses just regular city streets and does not pick routes purpose-built for bicycles...

New potential known issue: Nyon '21 does not seem to support bike lane routing here in the US. Every route I plan either on the app, device or web, regardless of "Fast, Scenic or Short" takes me on regular roads even though there are bike lanes everywhere. For instance a trip from the southern...

IMO GPS is the selling point/differentiating feature for Nyon over Kiox; I would love to know if their underlying tech is even aware of bike lane data? NYC has spent billions to become more bike commuter compliant, I hope my bike is as well. I just spoke to US Bosch ebike support and they said...

The holding shift + & - & power thing? Immediately after the first clanky miss-shift, seems to behaving better after loosening the rear axel skewer a smidge. Will update in a few days. Update: loosening the quick release axel a tiny bit is the fix, wondering if I should get a Rohloff oil change...

My understanding is that after a shift, (after you press the button and after you hear the servo) any pressure applied to the pedals commits the shift. During missed shifts, the pressure required to "commit" the shift is significant and finally commits with a loud clank and slippage. At "button...

Except when it isn't like on a smartphone! And its not the speed and power of my phone that enables this but a correctly tuned back end to actually route over infrastructure built just for me and this mode of transportation. If I search the Intrepid museum and plot a route from Brooklyn, the...