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seems like useful information but have yet to see that data on Garmin or Mission Control.

yes, it shows up on Mission Control.

***I'm riding the Evo version for gravel and I would prefer lower gears. Maybe someone want's to take four teeth from my front chainring? ;-) My Creo is the EVO model too but I don't ride gravel, only pavement. So I turned mine back into a road bike by changing tires, removing dropper, and...

I think the heart of the Creo niche is for roadies who love to ride their analog bikes but are stoked by the idea of just the right amount of extra push the Creo provides. I rode 40 miles and climbed 1800 feet today and about 1/3 the time was no motor and 2/3 time was in eco. I was still...

I was finding myself spinning out in the highest gear (46-11) sometimes with motor on or sometimes with motor off. I fixed that issue on my bike. I installed a new DT Swiss XDR driver (freehub) and a SRAM 10-42 cassette. That one little lesser tooth at the bottom of the cassette really is all I...

I am turning 70 this year and I am pretty darn good cycling shape; like 125 miles per week during good weather. I have a 2019 Di2 Roubaix that was the best bike ever...until I tested and bought my Creo. The Creo is so much fun and even without the motor, especially on the flats, it rides just...

a lot of the specs on the U.S. website are wrong; especially regarding disc brakes. they suggest a number of models come with 105 and pretty sure all high end models come with at least Ultegra.

diagrams suggest there will be one separate wire for each blip connected to a small junction box mounted in the space near the tcu. within reason you will be able to mount anywhere on your bars on top or under tape.

not sure how to do that. are you in the U.S. or someplace else in the world? my California major Specialized dealer has not heard of bikes delivered with remote buttons installed.

what do the buttons do?

my local Specialized dealer sent me a very informative PDF showing how all cable and wires are run in the Creo. On page 8 there is definite proof that remote buttons are here or are coming. Not much other info but looks like not a single module on the bars, but rather the availability of 2 blip...

Where did you locate the Di2 battery? I can't find the one in my Turbo Creo Expert EVO. Not in the dropper post. Not inside near the TCU. Where is it?

is it somehow in the post or located in the seat tube...or where?

in a new Creo ad that came to my email today the copy mentions new bar mounted mode buttons. however on the actual updated website i found no additional information but i do believe the option is coming and will be able to be installed on existing bikes. hope so cuz changing modes via the top...

does anyone know where the Di2 battery is located on a Turbo Creo Expert Evo with dropper post?

would this gadget from Profile Designs work? https://www.togoparts.com/marketplace/ad-details/1035152/profile-design-ucm-mount