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Its called Redwood - that help? I ride with a Garmin Edge and sometimes with my phone on the bars. Varia will light up either so I haven’t bothered trying to get Mastermind to recognize it. I rely more on a mirror anyway and Varia is really just a glorified tail light. But its better than...

$149 from the gpsstore.com

The Tero 4.0 also comes in a snappy orange color.

I’m actually glad I wasn’t faced with that dilemma. When I first decided to get e-bikes I thought I would be in the $2500 range. It didn’t take long for that to double.

The X 6.0 uses the 710wh battery and a 10-50 cassette - better, but at $6500 I probably still would have bought the Tero 5.0, which cost me $4,500. A $2,000 up-charge for rear suspension didn’t (and still doesn’t) seem worth it to me. I still haven’t done enough riding on my PNW suspension...

Good idea, but as a self-appointed Tero beta tester I have this input: 1. The motor would be perfectly adequate but range would be limited to less than 30 miles in hilly terrain with this battery. I get about 30 miles in my area with a 710wh battery without being concerned about making it up...

On my Tero there is just enough slack in the system that by turning the bars to the right I can remove the dropper and access/remove the cable end. So no internal work necessary. Easy! I also like the wireless dropper idea but the cost seems disproportionate to the value. I guess if there was no...

When I got that pump and looked at the mount I thought there was something familiar about the spacing and size of the mounting holes.

it is but I used my top set to mount my tire pump which coincidently had the exact same mounting dimensions…..imagine!

I bought two Teros and had the fenders/lights/rack kit installed on both. One had a faulty tail light and they had to send it back and replace it. It was a shop job because (they say) any owner access to the electircal system of the bike voids the warranty.

Think these would be over the top…… with blips?

I really like the Tero and I have no regrets. It just doesn't make much sense financially. I have no interest in shredding or fast downhill so I didn’t want or need a full suspension bike and didn't want to pay the up-charge for it, and even though Im approaching the price of a Levo, I still...

Both. The Varia is good but doesnt give much warning if cars are coming up behind you fast. You see a brief indicatior and they pass you (hopefully) - not enough time to react. And it cant see around curves. I like seeing the warning come up on my display but Im not always looking at it...

To the OP, the Tero is a beast but over the top for your purposes. If I were going to spec a bike for your needs, I’d suggest the Vado 4.0. It will do everything you want and cost about $2700 less than my Tero after upgrades. Just take a look at Tero Vs Vado gearing and that should be enough...

Introducing Tero 6.0 “Living up to the 5.0 description” Tero 5.0 Class 3 upgrade SQLabs Grips w/bar ends SQLabs Road bike stem Garmin Varia radar Garmin Edge 530 Serfas mirror Lizard Skins seat bag/roadside repair kit Spesh alloy...

My LBS did it - Spesh sent put an email to new owners offering it N/C. It now has a sticker about half the size of a postage stamp at the bottom of the seat tube proclaiming “ class 3” so of course I stay off the trails….

Exactly! As an example, I’ve finally managed to make my Tero live up to the claims on their website. I often had to go back and re-read it to try to understand what they were thinking when the launched a heavy XC/SUV bike with MTB gears and class 1 limit (and what I was thinking when I bought...

Definitely - if their marketing folks see sales potential, they’ll launch it and it will most likely sell, whether its a good product or not. I’ve finally massaged my Tero into something usable, but not without spending some time (and money) on the learning curve.

I saw that too - searched for a while and found nothing else on it.

Well its already ordered, probably already delivered to my PO box by now so I’ll give it a try. I bought it through Amazon (and on sale) so easy returns if I don't like it. There really isn’t any other choice to add a little suspension while maintaining my drop capability and I like that and use...