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If you are interested in recycling eBike motors, this blog post on eBike24.com might be of interest.

Have you ever apologised for other motor vehicle drivers behaviour?

My current helmet is a MIPS helmet (I only buy MIPS helmets), a Bell 4Forty Air with AS/NZS2063:2008 certification, which ticks the box for meeting Australian law. It works for me as most of my riding is touring/bikepacking.

There is a bit of a thread on the Intuvia at https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/bosch-intuvia-ebike-display-settings.22441/ I am with you ... Bosch really needs to wake up to the marketplace. For example, the Garmin 1040 now has an eBike mode. Not being able to use it with Bosch...

Thanks for sharing @jabberwocky. From what I understand: [1] The Bosch computer maybe required to enable the motor. Not clear on this, but there are reports that removing the computer acts as an engine lock. This maybe be a feature that has to be enabled, but. Maybe someone can clarify. [2] My...

If you are interested you can read more on the eBike24 blog.

Thank you for your comment, but as you have not fitted a bag to a Supercharger 2, nor as I understand, own one or even a Riese and Muller bike, I am unclear why you are providing such comments. To quote myself: "I appreciate that this might be a long shot, but I was wondering if anyone has...

I appreciate that this might be a long shot, but I was wondering if anyone has fitted a frame bag to a Supercharger 2 53 cm (or smaller or larger). Either off-the-shelf or custom-made. I know one Australian rider with a Bike Bag Dude bag made for her Supercharger 2, and I could go this way. The...

Pretty good in my neighbourhood. Frankly I am more concerned about the small percentage of drivers and their friend, the bicycle rider in hi-viz that want to take me out.

I assume your motor is the smart system. Unfortunately with my forthcoming Reise and Muller SUperCharger 2 it does not have the smart system so this is not an option and being in Australian none of hte non-genuine options are available either :(

Thanks for sharing. I am still wandering where the benefits come from to justify the cost.

I often take these sorts of articles with a grain of salt, but it does look like e-Mountainbike magazine has put some effort into 'testing'. The 'tops' as they put it include: The BULLS VUCA EVO AM 2 Orbea, SIMPLON and Propain Orbea WILD M-LTD MERIDA eONE-SIXTY BULLS SONIC EVO AM SX-I COTT...

I saw this on Facebook. Not sure what to make of this. https://fb.watch/r4DWzO7lWj/

Fremantle Rail Bridge Protection - Underwater Rock Mound {0817 01} by Andrew Priest, on Flickr We also now have an underwater rock mound for our bridge, which is close to one of the berths. Ships have broken away and nearly hit the bridge in the past. It is normal for us to have very strong...

Same here in Fremantle. Conti Chivalry by Andrew Priest, on Flickr Only smaller sea-going vessels are allowed in and out without tugs. Far Stream - {002} by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

Thanks @mrgold35. They sound promising for my needs.

Getting off-topic but was just looking at Steadyracks online today. How do you find them with your e-bikes?

Nope.

You forget to mention in your 'expert opinion". Now we have that sorted can we leave this thread to those who are actually interested in the bikes?