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It appears to be the Marzocchi Bomber Z2, any thoughts on removing the front tire?

that is what I thought because there is a good video on the push unlock that I watched. So today, I went out to check and that push unlock does not seem to show up with the clockwise turn as I watched the video. I am guessing that there is not a problem but a bit curious and looks like it...

Has anyone checked out the axle on the 2021 Homage? I have looked everywhere to find out how to remove the front tire from its axle. It is apparently a different axle than on the older Homages. This looks as though one needs a torx 25 to start the quick release spinning and then pulling the...

I was out for a ride yesterday and thought that a longer press would change whatever gear I was in would provide 6 additional gears, but thank you for this quick note which will be most helpful for me, in terms of practice. I have found myself, with a pause at pedaling when hitting a change in...

Interesting, since I did buy the Rohloff which I am just learning having used derailluers for the better part of over 50 years. It turns out that if one holds the switch for 3 seconds, it will change 3 gears up or down which is excellent while out on a ride, or so it seems…

I have only ridden my new Homage a few days or so but believe the saddle is quite good. It is very comfortable after I adjusted the saddle a bit, both in terms of tilt and sliding it either forward or backwards after a little riding a bit then readjusting it. It is a bid wider, but not bad at...

I am too far away to travel into NYC, so they delivered the bike yesterday and the machine is very well done with plenty of Propel checks and the like. I had no difficulty on installing the pedals and straightening out the handle bars and spent the day making adjustments and learning as much as...

My goof...it turms out that there are two different sides to put in the key. When I found the one underneath on the left on and it worked like a charm, but sadly none of the four keys I got worked on the chain lock and I have played with all four of them and the Lock would not release, so Abus...

My new Homage with dual batteries releases one side but not the other. I would seemingly think that it would be possible to remove both batteries at once from the bicycle for removal of both at the same time? Perhaps I am doing something incorrectly, but cannot seem to find any instructions...

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thinking pretty seriously of purchasing a new 2021 Homage in 54 frame at 6" tall. Have never ridden with a Rohloff shifting and from what I have garnered is that it takes a bit ti figure out how the shifting works, since I have used derailleurs all of my life. It sounds like that is doable if...

i have ridden a Stromer ST-2 for the last three years and picked up A Specialized Vado6 a couple of years ago. I really like both bikes very much, I decided to sell my ST-2 because it is so difficult to find folks in the USA still carrying the Stromer, which is sad, for sure. The Specilaized...

ST2 is sold

I did Ravi, though I did not really need to at the time but decided because of my age, I wanted to make sure that I had the appropriate safety...thank you Ravi

I am thinking that it might have been a 2017 because Stromer helped me update the Omni so that it has the new Omni which was a nice improvement. I have been tremendously happy with it but am now riding a Vado 6 as well as the new Creo with di2 shifting. I don't really want to let the Stromer...

Yes it is and I will let it go for $2900. It is in pristine shape as the battery is in excellent shape. And it comes with a Brooks saddle and Cirrus seat post for ride relief. Please let me know if you might be interested, thank you...

The Stromer is a great bike and perfect for the 85% of paved riding you are planning. I have an St-2 and love it. I would jump on the St-5 for the di-2 shifting. It has to be terrific. I also have a Vado 6 when is is a great ride on pavement and comes with a shock and is 12 lbs or so less...

I am 6’1” with a 33” inseam and find my 22” better than the 20” one I bought originally. I currently also ride an XL Vado 6 And the 27.5 wheel size is a bit larger compared to the 26” wheel size on my Stromer

Call them at Stromer and see if they would be willing to send the "tool". It is just a plastic button with the pins on one side that allows you to remove the button under the battery, so you would have one. They will also send you a sheet on the removal and reinstall of the Omni. It turns out...