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1,600 miles is just breaking it in. Like I said in your other thread - see if they will give you a new battery at their cost - than it will be like a new bike. Stromers are really nice bikes and can give you thousands of trouble free miles........

I own a 2013 ST! Platinum and love it. I just replaced my 14.5 Ah battery and the bike is just a good as new. I'd see if the bike shop would give you a new battery at their cost - then I would seriously consider buying that bike.

I just replaced my Stromer's 14.5 Ah battery after 2.5 years of riding and it cost me $775. I am hoping to find a cheaper way to keep my bike on the road the next time I need one. On my last battery I chargeed it after every ride, but now I charge it when it gets down below 50% - I hope that...

I know this thread is a year old, but is there any update on having your battery rebuilt?

I have also wanted to do that - if you find a way to do it, please post it on here.......

If your Thudbuster starts to squeak a little after a few years of use you can take the elastomers off and grease them - they will be as silent as new, and it only takes a few minutes to do.

When I started riding again and I bought my ST1 Platinum I weighed 230 pounds. I bought a Thudbuster LT and it's been trouble free for three years. I also bought a Fox Faxtory CTD fork and knobby tires and do a lot of riding off road on the mountain and my Thudbuster really makes that a lot more...

I hope you mend quickly and get back on your bike soon......