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I didn't find the Bosch-branded part on Amazon, but this is functionally equivalent: (Link Removed - No Longer Exists)

Is this what you're looking for? https://tinyurl.com/y66p46rn https://tinyurl.com/y2ekmo5a https://tinyurl.com/y5wou3q9

I'll let you know the moment it happens. :p

The USB charging provision is there for the situation where the display is being stored off the bike for a long period of time (such as in your case when your bike is in winter storage). As to why the charging seems to work differently than described in the manual, from your description of...

You guys are completely misunderstanding the function of the display battery. It is there to back up the settings and data in the display when one of two conditions occur: #1 the bike battery is discharged or removed from the bike or #2 the display is removed from the bike. Unless one of those...

I had my coldest/snowiest ride this morning in N. Seattle, 24 degrees F with 20-30 mph wind gusts in 4" of newly fallen snow with 12-16" drifts. Small potatoes compared to what many of you have endured lately, but it's a Big Deal in Seattle, all the schools were closed & waste collection...

@Bobsiii , I strongly recommend that you do! Ignorance is not bliss! You will quite likely realize that for another $500 spend you'll get a significantly higher-quality and higher-performing bike that you'll be much happier with over the long haul. It is less expensive to spend an extra $500...

I bought the Pedelec+ helmet in spring 2018, it's been a very nice and extremely practical helmet. I love the integrated/stowable rain cover, the integrated bug netting on the front vents, and the magnetic strap closure. I like that it has a visor that fits well and does not pop off accidentally...

I also was confused by this but apparently the current version of the Intuvia display is under discussion, and it does not use CR2016 batteries.

Look even closer and that instruction specifically applies to times when the controller is removed from the bike for a long period of time: "If you are not going to be using your eBike for several weeks, remove the on-board computer from its mount. Store the on-board computer in a dry...

If I was in your situation, I would try it -- very carefully. Install the rack, put the bike on, push and tug on it every which way, see if it seems secure. Drive it around a little, avoiding any hard maneuvers or big bumps, see how it does, get out and make sure it is still secure. Drive a...

Very true, the bicycling infrastructure in Seattle is pretty good. There is a plethora of bike lanes, shared paths and green ways that will (absent some very notable exceptions due to political gridlock) let you go anyplace. And E-bikes are legally allowed on all this infrastructure: New law...

I remember a few years ago there was a report of similar eBike battery pack fire on a ride up Pike's Peak.

Here's how to do with the Purion display: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/bosch-purion-ebike-display-settings.16253/#post-146700 I guess there is probably a similar way to do it with Intuvia. I found this in the printed manual I that came with my bike.

Does anyone have any experience e-bike riding in and around the Vancouver/Camas/Washougal area of Washington state?

Here is a post I made last summer, showing my prototype solution for one e-bike: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/video-solar-charging-my-e-bike-battery.23803/#post-146474

Your observation that the skipping only occurs in the most-used, highest gear indicates the problem is probably isolated to the cassette. So replace that first and see how it goes.

It was geared, 500W.

I've had both kinds of bikes and if hill-climbing is a priority, don't fret about it, get a mid-drive, there is little comparison in that regard.

I guess you are doing that for security? I have a Bodyfloat and I put an ABUS Nutfix on the seatpost, no more security worries! https://tinyurl.com/ybxc4nfx