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Yeah, Designated Assist to 9 will mean you're getting the full power of the motor regardless of the display's chosen level. I already listed"Designated Assist" and "Speed Limit" as 2 of the 3 parameters that I believe do mean something to the Ultra Motor. I just tried, again, playing around...

I'd be interested in hearing about any of these Pedal Assist Tab parameters (other than Pedal Type) actually affecting Ultra motor behavior.

The numbers you're entering are percentages of amps. Power (watts) = Amps * Volts, and Volts is basically constant, based on your battery. So, I don't see how there is a built-in logarithmic scale if you don't make one. Note that the percentages all get multiplied here: Motor actual current =...

That seems nonsense given idbike's own page on the TMM4 torque sensor: https://www.idbike.com/sensors Unless there's some compute in there to look at chain tension changes and associate them with pedal cranks, which seems pretty advanced....

The claim that adding an actual magnet helps with startup is false. Others have reported that at high speeds the additional magnet makes things more wonky as something in the electronics can’t keep up.Startup does not use the magnet as you can prove to yourself by removing all magnets or even...

Yeah, I've not done a Throttle Tab for the Ultra since I don't think there's any magic sauce there - it appears that the Ultra throttle behaves pretty much the same as the BBS's, although I haven't tested the speed limit.

For $5 more, a can of Clean Streak is specifically designed for bicycles and won't harm your paint or plastic bits. And if you buy it with the reservoir/brush thing, the runoff is fairly neatly contained and the brushes help the spray's action.

I guess if you're the kind of person who uses a combination Shampoo & Conditioner for your hair the clean and lubes have appeal, but for me the two properties are different enough for me to continue to use separate cleaners and lubricators. For cleaning I use Clean Streak, which has this handy...

Hydraulic brakes are better all around. Less tweaking, better performance.

Yes, meant can't get the engagement point to happen soon enough. The adjustment turns in the opposite direction one would think based on the markings. For instance: https://www.mtbr.com/threads/guide-rsc-contact-point-adjustment.968966/

Rode some trails today with our friends with the Tero X's. Outside of the personal fit (as discussed earlier), their only real complaint is the SRAM RSC brakes. No matter what the LBS does (and I tried, too), we can get the engagement point to happen soon enough. LBS suggests TRP or Magura...

I think you left out that Apollo 11 was filmed in a movie studio, that the earth is flat, and that the Sandy Hook massacre was actually a hoax designed so the government could confiscate our firearms.

Nice! Hopefully our Apollos will last as many years as it takes for the Pinions to hit the market at reasonable configurations and prices.

My friends (a couple) ended up buying Tero X 6.0s for themselves! We went riding last weekend and had a blast, although they complained a bit about shoulder/arm/hand pain after the longish ride (32 miles). So, they're looking at stem/handlebar replacement to raise them a bit. They did a bunch...

"Lefty?" Why are you assuming that, especially considering Elon Musk is himself a Ron DeSantis supporter? "Exception to the rule?" Please explain how lithium is mined differently for electric bikes than it is for electric cars. "Do you understand how lithium is mined ?" Do you understand the...

Yeah, I know the DT Swiss video is long, but near the end they show how the wheels they build are put through a side stress machine as one of the steps. Hand built wheels are the best.

To expound on this a bit further, wheel diagnosis is actually pretty complicated. We would like to think our wheels are built like DT Swiss: But most are probably built with some machines like this: Or worse. At any rate, spokes can stretch, the elbows deform, or hitting bumps can deform...

Ok, glad I found the GBR forum, as in GasBikeReview.com. I was scared there for a minute as I need help servicing the 2-stoke engine on my gas-powered bicycle. Thought about an electric bicycle, but that battery manufacturing does so much damage to the environment and besides, I need something...

No belts on most EVs. Brakes last way longer due to regen braking.

You sure that works with the M620? App description says it connects wirelessly.