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Trying to learn. When I see new bike images, they often have 5/6 point "mag" wheels. Are these stronger/better than standard spoke wheels? They are certainly more aethetically pleasing (to me) u

Maybe you need a controller upgrade to gain 15% more efficiency!

I saw something similar a few months ago and posted it on the private forum. Here it is: Saw this article today when researching GPS for bikes: GPS Bike Tracker with no need for expensive mobile data plan - 9to5Mac Any self-respecting bicycle owner with a gadget habit will have at least...

Brand? Cost/month?

Yeah, yeah. But what I meant was not that the display holds the GPS, but that the display acts as a key for the bike. If the display isn't mounted, then the bike is immobilized. It would still need a GPS tracker (like a Tile) to find the bike if it gets tossed into the back of a van.

Removable display that mobilizes the bike/controller when not attached? That would be pretty great, Pushkar.

What about a short antenna that protrudes from the frame? Almost like a brake wire? Surely someone has the ingenuity to create a system that would/could work.

Reach goal!

As I said months ago, Pushkar, if you build a full suspension midtail cargo bike, they will come! ;)

I've been advocating for this for months in the private forum. @pushkar was considering it, but never found an option that he liked/met his quality standards. Perhaps one of these would? Regardless, I'll likely add something aftermarket, but wholeheartedly agree that it would be much better...

Take a look at Watt Wagons. They are a little out of your price range, but all the components that you're asking about can be found on their bikes. If you do go mid-drive, then the new Archon X1 controller is a must. In the midst of my research, someone on the forum pointed me to their bikes...

Supernova M-99 offers a DRL.

I would like a removable display due to city living/riding. My preference is to use my phone/app to do everything on your list. And when I park the bike, I take my phone and that in turn immobilizes the bike (theft prevention).

Your integrity, transparency, communication and commitment to service and quality are why I'm a Watt Wagon customer. This is a bump in the road, but the City Commuter will be a better bike upon relaunch.

Ravi posted this on the Zen forum about the new Bosch Nyon display, but I thought it would be worthwhile to share here. This is obviously a native display, but I think it shows what the power of an app based display could do (since @byunbee correctly pointed out that WW isn't a billion euro...

Thanks. That actually looks super useful, but I wish it had more than 3 ¼" of clearance.

Link, please.

I suppose that the best of both worlds would be the ability to swap them (display and/or phone) out at will depending on our riding needs on any given day/weather condition.

I would love for an app to be able to replace the display so that we could simply mount our phones on the bike and have everything we need at our fingertips (biking info, maps, music, et cetera).

Given the weight of these bikes, can anyone recommend a good stand for repairs? I do all my car repairs, so think I could handle the Superbike too. Just can't seem to find a stand that can accommodate 70+ lbs.