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I saw this today. As disturbing as it is perplexing. I thought maybe someone here with first hand experience might have a suggestion for this guy:

Take a look at the Satori Animaris parallel linkage suspension seatpost on Amazon. I put one on my Stromer ST2 and it’s the best $50 I spent. If you can’t find a BF or Thudbuster for cheap the Satori is definitely worth a try.

I had a motor problem when I first got my ST2 at the beginning of last summer. In the end it turned out to be a bad motor cable. They overnighted me a new one and it’s been flawless since. Here’s the thread I started about my problem and it’s solution. Hopefully your gets resolved quickly...

Glad it worked for you. But to be honest, jerry-rigging wheel bearings on an ebike seems like the mechanical equivalent of self dentistry. Super glue and aluminum foil could probably be used to fill a cavity. For a while. No guarantees.

I haven't noticed a gap in the battery door, though if I did I think I would just find some thin adhesive-backed weather strip at a hardware store and apply it to the inside of the door lip. I did notice that the downtube cover appeared to not be sealed completely along the sides. I bought...

According to http://www.ebikeswatch.com/ the stem can break and Stromer US is recalling 195 of them.

My guess is that most larger manufacturers are committed to a motor form factor, like Bosch for instance, which offers a speed version. They are able to offer class 3 to those who want it without redesigning their line around a different motor. I wonder if one of the big mid-drive...

If you haven’t already, it would be worthwhile to pull the wheel again and check that the motor control cable is reinserted firmly. It’s a bugger to get lined up properly and takes a good bit of force to seat it. Good luck and please let us know how it turns out.

I’m sure they have considered it, but it bears repeating that the North American market is full of untapped potential for a premium speed peddled brand like Stromer. There are lots of affluent active people who would love to offset their hours stuck in traffic with something as convenient, fun...

I can see how the spill from the side of the light might be distracting while riding. Looking at the photos though, it would seem as though the main intent is to illuminate what is directly in front and around the bike. If you were going to ride at night it would be nice to know if there was...

I bought mine on ebay last summer for $70 for the pair. Maybe I just got a good deal....

They do ship to the U.S. I ordered a pair of fender extenders and two little spacers to hold the pannier rack as high as possible. Everything works as advertised. Shipping was not expensive and the pieces have good fit and finish. Their stuff isn’t cheap, but it’s the only place I’ve found...

If you like the popular Ortlieb panniers but don’t want to spend that much, these are fantastic...

That light pattern is really odd. I can’t think of a reason for all that spill right next to the front wheel. Maybe it makes the bike more visible from the side? I looks like it could be distracting from the riding position.

Would you please share the link? I searched a bit but couldn't find anything. I would do that mod immediately if it actually works. Thanks!

I was just looking at Bluecat’s photos of the green ST3. That’s the first time I’ve seen the tread pattern of the new Pirellis. Does anyone know whether a 26” version is planned? I loved the ride of the Big Bens that came with my ST2 from the factory, but their handling in rain made me...

Today I ordered a pair of the extensions you linked above. Thanks for the heads up! Those should be perfect.

The ST2 only has 6V available for the headlight. I don’t know how much amperage it can supply, but I was told but someone at Stromer that if I wanted anything significantly brighter than the OEM Supernova it would need its own power source. I certainly hope that if anyone here finds a...

If you have to do it once, I say go for it. With some finagling you ought to be able to get it to fit. Like Ravi said, remove the front wheel and loosen the handlebars. I've put mine in the back of my WRX hatchback a couple of times. While there's plenty of room if I do those two things, I...

I put a pair of Schwalbe Marathon GT 365s on for riding this winter. I haven’t been in snow yet, and I don’t plan to ride when it’s really slick or icy. They’re not as soft as the OEM Big Bens, but they ride well and have much, much better traction in the rain. I do have tire liners and Slime...