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Yes thanks I have that app and I have used it to configure the buttons to control my garmin scroll. But I do not have the option to use the buttons to control motor assist. I think this is because I lack that shinano part for the bike

For sure! now all we need is a friendly European to help us test this experiment.

I have done more research on this. I believe the key to using the hoods for assist control is to install this device: https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/en/shimano-ew-ex310-sd300-port-x2-adapter-can-for-di2-e-bike/140353238/p the catch, for some of us, is that it is not available for purchase in...

According to this, it is possible to control the assist level with the buttons on the top of Dura-Ace Di2 hoods. Anyone figure out how to do this? Assist level is not an option in a Garmin computer setup screen, nor did I see that with e-tube project. However, my shifter firmware needs...

how do the battery watt hours compare: creo1, creo2, trek domane+? i'm curious which one carries more capacity for a ride...

Sorry I am new to this bike, but I'm wondering 2 things about the motor assist buttons. 1. Has anyone experimented with an alternate placement relative to factory? They sit pretty far recessed, to the lip of the hoods. So, I really have to roll/side my thumb base far to hit the button. I was...

This is unfortunate for me. I would have preferred lighter, with weaker motor if need be. I almost never run it at 100% but would like more mileage at say 60%.

So the Creo 2 is basically same weight, same battery, more powerful motor?

Lol these message boards! Oh well. Someday

But…nothing?

Power pedals were nearly identical to Creo reported power, also surprised me.

Very cool. You have newer Creo, or you were able to upgrade just the TCU?

I'd always assumed the power meter reading I was getting on my Garmin, coming from my Creo, was rider only, not rider + motor. But, I saw some folks saying that power reading was rider + motor. So, I put power meter pedals on my Creo and rode with 2 Garmins: one reading the Creo, and one...

That is cool! So did you drain REs first or in parallel? I did a 100 mile race with Creo programmed at 100% assist, draining first, and I regretted that.

Wow, carry them in a backpack? I have thought about a long mountain bike ride I want to do on my Levo but carrying even the second RE holds me back

Good question. I don’t use Mission Control while riding because I’m unwilling to mount my phone rather than a bike computer.

First my setup... Riding an 2021 S-Works Creo on long rides (90 miles or so), not terribly flat, trying to keep up with younger healthier friends. I don't really use the range extender, my phone, Mission control, or the TCD when I ride. I only use a bike computer and am willing to use any. My...

If so, I’m wondering how well the Range vs. Route field works. And does the Bike vs. Rider Power field work too?

Admittedly we just have the one trek review so far but seems the money is no object best choice remains an S-Works Creo, ideally the new model with nicer display unit

Beautiful review comparison. Thanks for that. On the flat sprints, with the trek, you can still quite easily get to 28 mph right? You would think it has enough muscle to top itself out and then once you lose the assist it feels a bit lighter than the Creo no?