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My Mikes in Petaluma says the computer system says they're coming end of Nov. Since more E is happening in Europe and the bike was designed in Europe, Europe is getting these parts first. They're coming. The only negative I have to say about the bike is the fiddly buttons on the TCU.

MY CORRECTION: I triple checked my chainring this morning. And indeed the little alignment graphic is on the inside of the ring. I have had the chain off to clean it and reinstalled without ever noticing the graphic. Fortunately when I looked this morning it turns out I accidentally aligned it...

early 2020. For example, while my bike is the dark color version and not this 2021 yellow version, this yellow version does not show the Wave logo on the chain ring. so maybe some bikes getting them, some not...

My bike is Di2 with Ultegra shifters and I see no Wave Tech on my crank. Good!

I own a Turbo Creo Sl Evo Expert. I have never dropped the chain. I wonder if all Creos have those weird chainrings? I wonder if mine does? Can't recall seeing the alignment marking on mine. Will double check.

How is it possible to misalign the chain on the chain ring? You got teeth and you got the space between the links. Seems to me they align automatically. I don't get what the decal does that shows the chain links on the back of the ring.

Question might be do you ever ride or want to ride with the motor off. I dare say the Giant would be a monster to ride without the motor. On the other hand the Creo coming in at around 28 lbs rides really pretty great motor off on flat and undulating terrain. Also the Creo is basically a great...

I am nearly positive your Creo will run perfectly with the smaller range extender battery and with the internal battery removed. This guy shows how to do it on the Turbo Levo SL. Creo should be about the same. Looks like it can be DIY but a bit daunting:

looks like EU folks can buy one here: https://ibkbike.com/ebike-accesories/2801-turbo-road-remote-specialized-black-888818697687.html

Garmin 1030 has a big touch screen. You just lightly tap it and things happen, rather than trying to find the small TCU button on your top tube and pressing it with the right amount of pressure to make it work. And the Garmin is located on the front of the bars so you can keep looking more or...

wouldn't it make sense for the default start mode to be eco? is there a way to change the start up mode?

When you turn on your Creo, does it start up in the Sport mode (middle option) or does it start up in Eco mode (first option)? Can you choose which mode you want it to start in? If so, how so?

Would be great if Specialized collaborated with Garmin so you could use Garmin touch screen to switch modes rather than adding more unneeded stuff to your bike. Love my Creo but seems like Specialized is behind the game when making Mission Control and Garmin integration easier to use and understand.

my dealer requested i not put the doc on the net since it was considered dealer-only info.

i think if the button(s) on the top bar was one big one as is done on ebike motion bikes we would probably not be talking about this fix. Creo buttons are simply too small and fiddly. but I am ready for THE solution. my guess is there will be a mod in future models or all Creo will include remotes.

remote control. can you say which part number that remote control is? and a link to the extender bar? and did you have to do any mods to run the cable

Seems the Specialized Garmin Data Field is supposed to do that for Levo, but what about Creo. Why do I need to buy remote buttons if I could possibly do it with my Garmin. Love the Creo but buttons on TCU are small, fiddly, dangerous as you have to take your eyes off the road and one hand off...

https://apps.garmin.com/en-US/apps/b58c1669-28f3-4137-95a9-3c2474f30916 Description The Specialized Turbo Levo features all the hallmarks our mountain bikes are known for while streamlining Turbo technology integration to give you the power to ride more trails. With the Specialized Turbo Levo...

I think Specialized could benefit them and us if they put together a truly comprehensive website related to Mission Control itself and how it integrates with phone, Garmins, etc. And step by step how to get them working together. I am truly stoked with my new Creo and now I want to maximize the...

what is Blevo? is that another app like Mission Control? Do I need both?