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I had the same problem and wrote to Specialized. Here is the response: I'm sorry to hear that you Creo is having issues with your chain dropping. There is a chain guide available to order, it is a service part so your local Specialized retailer can order it for you. I've checked stock and we do...

I just added a data field for power. If you have the 1030 you do it under bike profile-activity pages-add data screen. Then you go to “power” and there are a number of options (average, 3 second, lap power etc). Once you have the field added the Garmin just picks it up. I am quite sure it is...

I have a Garmin 1030 and the power readout is me, not motor. That said, I have Quark power meter on my non-assist Trek and have found that there is a big discrepancy between the numbers I see on that vs the Creo. I actually did a field test to determine new training zones on the Creo.

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We have a number of climbs comparable to this where I live. I mostly do them in some combination of eco and sport (with sport set to 55% assist). I can do a 2 hour climb keeping it in sport about 70% of the time and end up with about 35%-40% battery at the top. I’ve never tried it in turbo...

I have a Small and I use a standard 20 oz bottle on the down tube in a standard bottle cage with no problem. I can fit the larger 24 oz size on the down tube with a side access cage but its a bit awkward so I really only use it on longer rides where I need extra water and then I stop and use it...

What bike do you have? Creo or one w a bigger motor (ie,Vado?). I change to a lower eco setting on my Creo when I am riding with slower and non e-bikers or doing a flat ride, but if I am riding longer distances or climbing a lot of hills I am happy to have the 35% default and find I can get as...

So, I have also been wanting to upgrade and emailed Specialized. Here’s what they said: Hi Nancy, So, aftermarket wheel upgrades for the Creo is going to be tough at the moment. The Creo hub spacing is unique for a road style bike. The hubs on the Creo wheels are wider. They are 148mm wide in...

Bontrager told me they would have the Aeolus with the correct hub spacing available midJune. Specialized has them on the Expert but not aftermarket yet.

I’m here in Utah also and I know shipping was screwed up for a bit following the quake, but my understanding is that now they are simply out of stock on things and production is slow because of Covid, staff shortages, etc. I am waiting for something myself (and waiting..and waiting...). I wasn’t...

Hmmm. I didn’t try it that way. I just set it for length of ride and how much climbing to go

I tried it once, briefly. Didn't like it. I hated that I couldn't set the assist how and when I wanted to. I guess I'm too much of a control freak

That would be my guess. Try it. It worked for me.

I tried to use the fake channel to show motor power and had the same issue. For rider power I just use the regular Garmin field for power that you will see as an option when you set up your Garmin data fields, where you set up the head unit for cadence, speed etc. There are a number of different...

I test rode the Creo Carbon Comp SL with both the 28's and the 38's up a moderate climb (about 1,500 ft in 7.6 miles) on a paved road. It felt much slower with the 38's, and I didn't like it as much. This wasn't the EVO build, it was the Carbon Comp with the tires off the EVO. Didn't try the...

The range extender battery costs $450. Idk how much it weights but it seems a bit heavier than a large water bottle. A downside is that it uses one of the water bottle cages so you need another way to carry a second bottle if you’re doing a long ride (I stick one in a pocket of my jersey). Don’t...

I recently did a 65 mile ride with 6,400 ft of climbing on my Creo. I was in Eco/35% most of the way, bumping it up to Sport/50% a good bit of the last 15 or so miles on the final climbing sections. I used the range extender battery, and that lasted me a little over 30 miles. I still had 45%...