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There is an adapter to allow both size hitch receivers. I have a Curt hitch installed that is rated at 200 lbs tongue weight. The car is a Fiat 500e.

Just installed the Thule EasyFold 9032, a hitch mounted platform carrier rated to carry two 66 lb eBikes. It comes with a ramp to make it easier to get a heavy eBike onto the platform. Self locking clamps for the bike frame, ratchet straps for the wheels, and a self lock for the hitch mount.

I do like the Ergons but can't really compare them to stock since I installed the Ergons as soon as I got my ST1.

I ran 35 front and 45 rear but am now running 35 front and rear. I like the softer ride.

I'm 205 and have a black spring on top and orange on the bottom. After the adjustment I now have more travel before it can possibly bottom out and it works great!

Airliner787, I think Cirrus folks are monitoring this forum and can give you specific advice, but in my case they put black over orange and removed one of the elastomers. He then had me sit on the seat and tightened the preload to a neutral point. From there we backed it off about one...

If you take it apart you will find small red elastomer washers.

202. The preload on mine is set to 2, black on top, orange on bottom, 1 elastomer.

I had Orange (top) and Black (bottom), but Charlie swapped them so the Orange is on the bottom. He also removed one of the two elastomers and set the preload and seat angle with me on the bike. The difference was immediately evident. I think the goal is to get the rider in static equilibrium...

I bottomed out and broke one small part on my BodyFloat due to my not having it adjusted correctly. I reported the problem to BodyFloat and just got a personal visit from Charlie Heggem from Cirrus Cycles! Talk about customer service! He fixed the problem, properly fitted me to the bike, and...

I bottomed out and broke one small part on my BodyFloat due to my not having it adjusted correctly. I reported the problem to BodyFloat and just got a personal visit from Charlie Heggem from Cirrus Cycles! Talk about customer service! He fixed the problem, properly fitted me to the bike, and...

I have an Adamo Typhoon and like it.

I'll second the suggestion of the Body Float. I have one on my ST1 and love it.

I have a Stromer as well and love it! I use Windblox: http://www.amazon.com/Wind-Blox-1001BL-in-Black/dp/B00I841AYA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1426124267&sr=8-2&keywords=windblox They don't make it silent but do help reduce the wind noise.

I just installed the Jagwire Pro pads. They stop much better than stock but do still squeak (at least so far, they are brand new).

There is a strap version of the Topeak bag that does not require their rack system. It is not as rock solid as using their mount but it seems to work well on the city kit.

Stromer ST1 morning ride.

It could also be the sensitivity setting is too high, code 1004. I get a similar 30+ miles in Power mode with sensitivity at 50.