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It is only the first rainy ride but so far things are holding up. I also have a Rotlitch light and a Bondrager ION pro RT and they worked fine. Carbon Belt Drive and Enviolo for transmission and gears so weatherproofed

Big rain today. I was able to test my rain gear for the first time. I used the following: Waterproof breathable gloves: PEARL iZUMiP.R.O. Barrier WxB (Large size) Waterproof breathable pants: Gore Wear C3 GORE-TEX Active Pants (medium size) Waterproof shoes: Chrome Storm 415 Work Boots (I...

Glad you like it. I do too.

If only I could dig a horizontal tunnel through these hills...would save me a lot of battery power... 😀 well, thinking about it, in that case I would just ride my normal bike...😑

This may help... https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/a-review-of-the-priority-current-with-enviolo-after-a-month-of-daily-use.45312/

There is a one-second delay to requests for more or less assist but it does react immediately to pedalling. Motor has no issue on the hills. It is of great help, but you do need to do your part (quite a bit of it actually on 9%+ slopes). First time I almost walked part of the 15% slope. Now I do...

OK, you just want to get to work dry :) yep. No sweat and one round trip of power are my constraints. ASAP within them.

Well, as I said I use assist 4 or 5 about 40% of the route. It's got steep hills and I want a quick trip so I don't ride leisurely on the hills (high assist and I put quite some effort to sustain the cadence as much as possible). According to Google it takes 46 min to do the route on a normal...

Extras on the bike: Two Ortlieb back rollers (carry bike tools, backpack with work items, lunch and work clothes) Cane Creek Thudbuster G4 ST Seatpost About me: I am mostly in shape and exercise regularly, 5.10ft, 160lbs. (male, 45). Use: Bike is used mostly to commute to work as quickly as...