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Hello All. My 3 month old Creo developed a pretty loud, clickity clickity that would drive anyone mad after only a few miles. I think I narrowed it down to the motor and dropped it off at the dealer, just waiting for a call but will keep you all posted with the fix.

That's what I use, works perfect.

Not hard. Just make sure you put a disk shim between the brake pads

You could try to loosen the two bottom caliper bolts, have someone squeeze real hard on the rear brakes and then snug them back up. On mine I found that one side was rubbing more than the other so I loosened up the bolts, put a thin guitar pick between the pad and rotor that was rubbing and...

I noticed the same with mine when I first purchased it and determined it was the rear brake pads dragging. It took a while to get them adjusted properly and I even had to file flat the the mounting surface on the bike that the caliper mounts to. Seems there was a bit of paint that caused the...

We haven't had much decent weather here yet and when it does get a little more mild it's windy as hell. I did get out for one on Saturday and it was 40 F and the wind was gusting over 30mph. I had to keep it set to the red zone and on the flats where I can normally maintain just over 20 I was...

Stay healthy Jaxx!!!

Are you able to watch the percentage meter of the motor on your app to see if its cutting out too sharply. Otherwise I'm afraid it's just your legs feeling the extra work required once the motor drops out. I find that I bounce on and off the 20mph speed limit a lot and yeah your legs will feel it.

Road that route and that climb is tough but it has some nice looking country side. To me it feels like Rouvy may be a bit tougher than Zwift when it comes to powering up inclines? The Zwift app seems a little easier to navigate but will spend a little more time during the free trial to figure...

That does look nice, and my wife and I can share at the same monthly cost!!

Thanks, I really like the Lynskey but last year the Gain took most of the duty because of the speed available with the elec assist :). It's nice to be able to go out and avg 20mph again. It's depressing that when you get old you can only hope to maintain your riding fitness, or lose it more...

That was it, I feel stupid. I did notice those dots but didn't click because of my over 60 brain. Thanks for your help...

Good question, I will need to check because it is possible I switched them without knowing. Thanks.

Hi All, I have an Orbea Gain M20i and pulled the rear wheel off to put on a different cassette. Put it back on connected the cable and tested on the bike stand and now the motor does not work, what could I have done? Is there a speed sensor somewhere that could have come off? I have the cable...

Hey Steve, me too!!! https://a4.pbase.com/o6/79/516179/1/142528050.jTUq3EpQ.Lynskey008a.jpg

Only 20mph assistance so really can't compare.

With my Gain, Yes you have to go through the higher levels unless you want to turn it totally off, then you hold the button down for a couple seconds. It really doesn't take much to scroll through the two higher settings to get to the off setting.

My M20i a step lower level than Jaxx is 27.4 lbs. That's with 3 Garmin mounts, egg beater pedals, to bottle cages and an under seat mount for my seat bag. So 10lbs more than my other road bikes.

Yes 20 to 20.2 mph it kicks out.

Hi All. I've had my M20i for a couple months now and am really enjoying it. I think this bike is more for an older rider like me who have lost some pedal power over the years. It really makes riding fun again and I feel almost as fast as I was 20-30 years ago. Back then may I would average...