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This won't be of much help but FWIW, this also happens occasionally on one of my Pedego Platinum Interceptors. Sometimes, it will go from displaying 5 bars down to one when the battery fully discharges. As in your case, powering on and off causes the gauge to read correctly. Pedego tech...

I can see where these harnesses would be practical for carrying conventional bikes, but can you use one to carry a heavy e-bike? I suppose some are light enough and doable for physically fit riders but in my case, the bike, battery, and gear often exceeds 100#. The bike itself is 58# and could...

Rode the bike to the beach, but I don't know why. o_O This type of critter I can do without!

These electronic shifting systems from Archer are reasonably priced, easy to install and work with almost any derailleur. There is also a power cable adapter option for Bosch systems: https://archercomponents.com/ I now have them on all my bikes and was able to remove all the shifter cables...

I just don't understand Quebec. They want independence and tourism is a big part of their economy. With an attitude like this, how could they possibly succeed?

The last time I was at a KFC in Quebec, the server wouldn't take my order unless I did it in French. He spoke perfect English but actually laughed at me when I tried. I eventually walked out and haven't been in a KFC since. I don't know about the law but it sure wasn't good PR for KFC. :mad:

Before I added cruise control, I used this device to "lock" my half twist throttle at a set speed...

I ride trails all over the northeastern US and from what I see, these "outlaw" ebikes seem to be confined to urban and suburban areas. Kids usually don't have the ability to transport their bikes so they ride close to home. Being retired gives me the luxury to ride wherever I want. I now ride...

Contact Pedego directly, they are always helpful: https://pedegoelectricbikes.com/contact-us/ You can also try this 3rd party site to download a manual: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1419999/Pedego-Elevate.html

I don't know about others, but I'd rather ride than sit and watch a battery charge. I just carry a spare, which gives me a 100+ mile range. That's about all I can comfortably ride in a day. I recharge in the evening at a hotel, campground or wherever I'm staying the night.

There are other incidents in the area as well. Back in March, a man was killed near the trail in Cuyahoga National Park: https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2021/12/10/woman-arrested-murder-man-cuyahoga-valley-national-park-matthew-john-dunmire-chelsea-denise-perkins/6449997001/ Cuyahoga...

I just cancelled a planned trip to ride the Ohio & Erie Canal Trail near Akron OH due to the recent mass shooting: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjll10pz1d2o No sense in taking the risk, no matter how remote, when there are safer places to ride! I attended college in Akron 50+ years ago...

These trackers are indeed great ant theft tools, but what would you actually do if your bike was stolen? Assuming you succeed in finding it's location and call the police, you are at the mercy of that local police jurisdiction, which may or may not respond to such a report. In my rural location...

As mentioned before, I use walk mode to "walk" the bike up stairs. I also use it occasionally to power the bike up a loading ramp onto a rack. Its activated by pressing setup on the display, then throttle, and toggling between walk and throttle. A few seasons ago, I was riding a 30 mile loop...

+1 on the Jones H bar. It made a world of difference in curing my hand & wrist numbness and back pain. I tried a variety of different bars with limited success, but the Jones was by far the best. I also had further improvement by adding a Redshift Shockstop suspension stem. Keep in mind...

The range extender battery for the Juggernaut uses a connector which could be difficult to find on a "generic" battery. Biktrix offers two different range extender batteries for the bike. The OEM version, which uses quality Samsung, LG or Sanyo cells, goes for $749, depending on the capacity...

Since that particular bike isn't available in Australia, getting parts and / or people to work on it could be a problem. It might be better to get another brand locally.

No bike will climb every hill. I agree, walk mode is quite useful. I even use mine to climb stairs.

The Portola battery appears to be similar to the 700 series: https://www.american-electric.co/products/copy-of-ride1up-portola-battery-pack 13.5"L x 2.9"W x 3.8"W In addition to padding, I recommend a hard shell case for added protection, such as this one...

Could you just sell the bike in France and buy new when you get home? Yes, you'll take a loss, but it will be at least partially offset by the savings in shipping costs.