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Both are not necessarily true. - My Serial 1 rear wheel can be removed and reinstalled without having to adjust belt tension. The tensioning system and its setting is not touched when removing/installing the wheel. Enviolo equipped removal @ 1:40 and installation @ 3:25 - What kind of rear...

Sorry, but I really didn’t get that vibe. There was no “Hey fellow ebikers, just a friendly heads up, so and so has a parts shortage”. No, “Oh and hello btw, I’m really looking forward to being a contributing member here!” It was more of a “woe is me and I want to discredit this horrible...

….and what exactly would you like us to do about it??? Reality check….If this is your biggest issue in life, I’d say you’re doing okay.

Weren’t you considering returning this one as well? Something about the motor tuning not being up to your expectations……? Edit: Sorry, it looks like you are trying to sell it, not return it. They don’t take returns? Post in thread 'Happy wife, Happy Life!'...

If I were Specialized, I’d kindly ask you take your business elsewhere. Kinda like Trek did with the “Guru”. How many bikes have you returned now (including non Specialized)?

With all your issues, why wouldn’t you have asked what it was in for…its mileage, etc…..? 🤷‍♂️

Don’t really need to remove the wheel to patch a tube.

It’ll work with full length fenders?

That’s really too bad. Hopefully you didn’t base your decision solely on this individuals experience. If so, have you read through all of their threads and posts? I’m guessing there are very few people that have been around here for a while that are surprised that once again they aren’t happy...

Both front and rear failed? If so, that seems very odd..

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Have they done anything about the exposed wiring under the motor?

Well designed cable/hose routing and management definitely helps, and Harley-Davidson is quite well versed at this! While Serial 1 was spun off from the mothership, these bikes were designed/engineered in-house at H-D. I’ve seen the internal cable/hose routing and management of some high end...

Not if you have any technical/mechanical aptitude. What do you feel will require repairs/replacement? The brake lines are quite well protected. I have 4 bikes with hydraulic brakes and have never needed to remove/replace a brake line. As for the display, I can remove and replace it less than a...

Correct!

One more…..no wire, cable, or brake line clutter!

Yes, for this bike, and assuming the frame is sized properly for the rider and the seat is adjusted for proper leg extension, you should not be able to put both feet on the ground while seated.

Shouldn’t you be off the seat when stopped? You aren’t riding a beach cruiser. Seems like you may have bought the wrong style of bike for your needs?