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Incompetence is clearly at play - I notified Canyon months ago that one of their photos shows a different motor model on the US site, I think as someone else mentioned here. That alone is suspect, and they replied saying it was from the European branch that sells the other model. But they have...

Lol how could one write a thread that's so obviously wrong.

Great point, and now that you mention it, I am going to strongly consider the Vado SL too!

Why not? They would have more info than a forum of nobodies.

Have you asked Bosch yet for clarification?

Bosch states that this motor gets "up to" 75 nm. So any value between 0 and 75 nm inclusive is potentially accurate. So the Canyon spec is not fraudulent. Honestly I don't understand why the nm would vary, or why manufacturers would limit it - maybe Bosch charges more for a higher nm spec? Do...

Does the serf gain respect through hyper-obedience to the local lord?

Well written post. This has happened to me occasionally, but these are usually the minority of drivers - typically the angry entitled types. I live in a very urban area so I think the drivers are a bit more experienced. But there are definitely people like you experienced who operate on a very...

Wouldn't this violate some agreement with Bosch? IMO I'd ask Bosch to explain what's going on. It is possible Bosch made a special run just for them, just seems implausible, and a brand liability to call a cheaper product the same thing. As for the photo, I also contacted them about the...

I'm skeptical. It says right on their page it has a torque sensor. https://www.cannondale.com/en-us/bikes/electric/e-urban/adventure-neo-allroad/adventure-neo-allroad-speed

https://pirg.org/articles/bosch-we-dont-support-self-service/ While this is about dishwashers, it sounds much like some of the comments I've seen here about Bosch service. A shame when they dominate the retail ebike industry. " A right to repair to ‘end the silliness’ If you wondered why right...

https://www.cannondale.com/en-us/bikes/electric/e-urban/adventure-neo-allroad Neo All road is a hub motor model.

They are violating FCC law by not disclosing that they got comped for their reviews - speaking of YouTubers generally. You can be a completely honest reviewer and still pretty bad at guiding customers. Unless you already know all the competing bikes, a review is worthless unless it compares...

Why do car batteries have minimal capacity loss when ebikes don't? I can think of thermal management and automated depth of discharge optimization, wondering what else... And what would be plausible in a bike setting.

👎👎👎👎 Risk varies hugely by brand.

I'm looking at a bike right now that seems like a terrific value 'on paper' and yet there is absolutely zero coverage from the influencer crowd. The scene is a total venal grift.

This fixation on charging in the long run is irrelevant. If we couldn't charge our phones overnight without risk of fire, we'd be phoneless or homeless. The obvious answer is to ban garbage that can burn your house down if you doze off.

Always baffles me how fire departments will cluck on and on about safety but won't actually announce the culprit, i.e. the maker of the faulty vehicle. Your whole message is pointless without that info!

https://sf.streetsblog.org/2015/07/30/full-compliance-with-the-stop-sign-law-on-bikes-an-effective-spectacle/

Oncoming traffic is the issue. Not the lights. :)