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I noticed over time that as my pads wore the issues I reported went away. I no longer have the rubbing issue. However it was a PITA early on. I tried several different methods of adjusting with limited success. Best to take it to the dealer and let us know how it goes!

Almost got me. Thought it was a Euro model. But if you look closely at the S-Works sticker you can still make out the I-A-N-T.

I'm getting used to the look of the Vado and I like it more as time goes on.

By the way, looks like there is local stock of turbo batteries again! A few of the shops near me have both the 691 and 504 Wh batteries in stock! The 691 can't be ordered online yet but doesn't appear back ordered anymore.

Awesome! Let us know your thoughts and share some pics!

I too hope you're done with this soon and move on. Sounds like a bit of analysis paralysis to me. I have no regrets purchasing the Turbo X for an amazing price and I've been enjoying the Turbo for a few weeks now and I expect to enjoy it as long as I have it. When the Vado becomes available...

wanted to provide some quick feedback here. i've had a chance to use the cat-ears on a few commutes now and it's working out great for me. they do stick out a little more than what is ideal so i'm sure i look a little strange. however, they are certainly effective at reducing noise. your...

Looking forward to the Trek feedback. Personally, I think the Vado has a look that will grow on us. So i'm taking wait and see approach until I'm able to see it in person.

This is a little confusing. If you look at the images, the 5.0 has a price point of $5k but when you go to the details it's actually $4200. For the 3.0, the image shows it's $3000 but the detail shows it's actually $3200.

Or you can find an independent hitch installation shop. It will be much cheaper than a dealer install. To answer your question, the majority of trunk racks have a max of around 30lbs per bike whereas average weight of an electric bike is 50lbs. This precludes all the trunk racks as an option...

They'll be delivered this weekend so I'll report back with my impressions.

If they reduce noise it will be sufficient for me!

Has specialized offered any trade in programs in the past?

Resurrecting this thread. I'm going to try the cat-ears to reduce some wind noise!

By the way, the Vado's are finally published on the US site!! (Link Removed - No Longer Exists) (Link Removed - No Longer Exists)

What carbon seatpost are you using?

This is unfortunate as anew Turbo owner. However in 2 years when my battery dies maybe I'll look forward to an update.

I sweat less and my legs aren't as tired so I'm pretty sure I'm burning less calories for the same ride. However, the electric bike has me riding a bike more often and because of this, my vote is I'm getting more exercise than a regular bike.

Interesting.. how about adding an extra washer or two?

Thanks Doug. This is the rear brake so I did all the above but in different order. 1. Remove the caliper completely from the frame 2. Remove the brake pads from the caliper 3. Pumped the brakes to get pistons even 4. Use a piece of wood to reset the pistons as far back as I could get them...