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Congrats on your new ebike.

A good lesson learned.....always ask about the details of a repair.

Great to hear Specialized pulled through.

On size does not fit all, especially seniors. Health, condition, terrain and other factors come into play.

Nice!

Questions are: As a newbie do I need a torque sensor? I have owned both cadence and torque sensor bikes and I would never buy another one without torque sensing.

My wife rides a Como without front suspension and it rides great. I ride it from time to time and prefer it over the other suspension bikes I have owned.

Wow, that's cool. Class 1 rating was a primary reason I did not purchase the Tero.

Like the look!

The dealers my way do not give discount. Mostly due to low stock.

" I am between a new Aventon Level2 and a used Specialized Vado 3.0." Food thought though... A new Vado is a much better bike than New Aventon Level2.

To the OP: Have you decided between cadence sensor or torque sensor, hub or mid drive? Perhaps you have answered these questions in your search. If not, do a little homework on these basics before searching for an ebike.

I have owned one cadense sensor (hub motor) and three torque sensor (mid drive ) bikes. I did not prefer the cadence sensor bike (Rad Rover) because it didn't feel like a real bike. Start pedaling in speed 5 and it took off like a rabbit, yes it was very zippy. So would say throttle bikes are...

Stephan posts, I enjoy reading them and find them full of great content.

Why does it matter.

What is the advantage of these wheels over the stock wheels on a Creo?

Congrats!

A little Como and Vado gravel action in Colorado.

I use my V8 for pulling my travel trailer. So, are you implying I don't care about the planet?

As others have mentioned, your budgets a bit low for any type of quality e-bike. There's a lot of low quality e-bike out there and they will offer a lot of problems. Stay away form any Amazon bike purchase. Educate your self by going to a couple LBS and talk about e bikes.