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Can the Garmin fully replace the Bosch computer so that it will handle turning on/off the engine?

Is there any Bosch computer for our bikes that shows the temperature? If not, what device would recommend for this?

As I wrote, I keep it low because a very loose tuning helps my back from hard shocks. I am aware that all this increases chances that a pedal strike occurs, but we have to admit that Superdelite pedal position is lower than usual!

I dont get this, the pedals thickness seems to be identical to the original ones... Where is the trick?!

You could never describe in a better way the scenario. I have set my suspensions to a very soft position to prevents too many shocks to my back, and this is the price to pay! Will definitely aim for a good compromise between comfort and security. Thanks to all for your considerations!

While keeping the inward pedal high is quite natural in a high speed curve, it's harder to concentrate pedalling avoiding bumps in off-road conditions, of course it requires a bit concentration, something that at 55yrs seems to be lowering 🙃

To be honest, mine are very soft

Ah, ok so it's "by design". Yes, I will definitely avoid pedalling when bending in a turn and keeping the internal pedal lifted, and... try to spot bumps when on offroad! Thanks Something like this

Mostly when the bike is in vertical position (not leaned over), but there's a slight bump close to the pedal, it will hit. In the image below, the lower pedal positions seems to be in a safe position, while the SD seems to be suffering....

Hello everyone! I am now on my first 800Km with this fantastic ebike :-) A quite annoying aspect that I have discovered is that the Superdelite's pedals are quite low and too close too the ground surface. I have already bumped one pedal 3 times on irregular surfaces. Does this happens to you?

It looks like it will not completely cover the bike:

Hello everyone, would you like to throw your two cents on protecting ebikes on rear bike rack?

Hello there, there are many threads on this topic, https://electricbikereview.com/forum/threads/bike-covers.30097/ https://electricbikereview.com/forum/threads/e-bike-cover-for-highway-travel.30122/...

I have a lot of tiny pockets and meshes in my backpack that help keeping objects tidy. I feel like it would all become a garbage mix in one unique container... I should try and see. Thanks for your comments.

Why did you stop using your backpack?

Yeah but the ones I saw are clumky, requiring to attach detach parts.... the quoted one has a unique insert with no sleeves:

Thanks for letting me know, but a typical backup height is 42cm and the arkel dimensions are 33 X 33 X 18 cm Maybe I am missing something?

Hello everyone, it looks like panniers are really general purpose containers, intentionally left without internal pockets/pc sleeves, so that there's as much room as possible. Handy for shopping and travelling, not the best solution for going office. That's why I thought about using a large...

I might send an email to ask

Can't find the article in the website, is there a link you could provide? BTW are the covers made by RM or third party? Do those fit correctly?