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Yup, it's either parked in my house, or in my office, even though I haven't bothered to clean the bike in years.

Yes. I haven't used it, but on my ST2, the computer has 3 assist modes, 1, 2, and 3, and the 2nd one you can (or could, last I checked) customize the speed and other things (see image). I don't know if the new Stromers and apps are the same, or how well it works. I don't even have the app on my...

Come on man... are you just trolling?! Here's an ebike segment (attached image, not the link) that I ave 28mph for 1:24 on my Stromer ST2 that already had 10,000+++ miles on it at this point (I no longer commute this way). Yes, this is a 3%+ ave grade.You can go look yourself, it's a public...

That's me! Thanks!

Why a Stromer, for me? towards the end of 2015, I had just burned out my 3rd motor in my Focus ebike, after less than 4,000 total miles. I was once again left motorless on much of my 20 mile 1-way commute, which was hell, on that heavy, inefficient bike. I was ready to throw it in the trash once...

Stromer ST2 15,814 miles as of today. All commuting and carrying a load (clothes, tools, gear). I bought it the end of 2015. Here are the stats by year, starting with 2016. My commute has gotten shorter and I work from home more. Anyone who isn't into nerdy data, sorry, please ignore haha...

Thanks Crazy Lenny, you rock :) I tried to make the video relate to the average person in a similar situation. The average person living 20 miles outside the city, and commuting daily into the city, likely has a family, living in the suburbs, with a larger vehicle to hold the family. They also...

TOTALS: 111,161 ft total climbing 2239.7 miles total according to cycling head units 2209.4 Total miles according to Stromer's internal GPS/computer 96.9 hrs total time according to Strava AVERAGES: 23.11 MPH average speed according to Strava/Garmin/Wahoo (all moving time) 22.9 MPH average...

hahah yeah the power meter pedals aren't cheap, around $1100 USD. The best option, if you wanted to monitor your own power, in regards to bang for the buck, with good quality/accuracy, would probably be the Stages crank arm. I believe the ST2 uses FSA BB30 175mm, so you could get this one...

I got over 2k miles on the motor it came with, the replacement didn't make it 1k miles and they did the same thing when they went out. When the 2nd one went, I sent an email, but only gave it a couple of days and really needed my bike. I still had the 1st motor, so I took t apart to see if I...

Hey guys, glad you liked it! The 418W was just my power. Both bikes had their assist maxed and motor assist reading max the whole time (except the Focus shifting). I did much more than that, I took temp readings and documented it all with pics but I completely destroyed my phone by accident the...

Okay, this is an ugly area to try and get into because there are way too many factors involved like: -Wind resistance (how aero you and the bike are as well as current/average wind conditions) -Weight -# of stops -Hills -Temperature -Motor/wheel (mid drive vs hub, windings RPMs and what it's...

The LMX build is all here: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=57668

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Caution, my post may be an annoying TMI, intended to be an FYI lol... There are definitely negatives to adding additional forum sections that aren't consistently active, as well as don't have content to launch them with. In my experience (as a guy who has founded multiple forums with the...

In the link I gave you (Strava) anyone who has a lightening bolt next to their power is using a power meter, the others are pure estimates based off grade, speed and weight that Strava does with their account. The #1 guy was using a power meter and it says 570W. But no doubt he's <150lbs and on...

1st off, I understand where the others are coming from. Some of your focus seems impossible to quantify and a waste, especially considering you sometimes miss some of the major factors. Things like with the crank position and varied power has been tested and tried through cyclists training their...

I shouldn't have worded it as if they were my own unique pros and cons I discovered, but just things I never really noticed in reviews, or expected to the degree, as they were casually mentioned. The things like acceleration and shifting, especially up hill. The difference shifting quickly and...

I'm similar to you as far as commuting. I'm a data guy and #'s are my life. I tracked my power output with multiple power meters, heart rate, and speed/distance via multiple GPS apps over the past couple of years. I've had to force myself to back off and not be obsessed lol. I only mention the...

Wow I would have never considered an ebike if it were a 100 mile service. My daily commute is 43.5 miles!