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2019 quickE. It updated when the app was new. When I tried again on the 2nd iteration of the app, it failed. The bike still runs but it wont connect. The old message was MCU unknown

Anybody get a message that states that there is an unknown system and can't update? My LBS where I bought it went out of business. THanks

Hello, I have a 2019 QUick-e I tried the new app and the error it gives me is an "unknown MCU." I have not modified it but I did try to update the firmware with the old app. Anyone else have this trouble?

I put one on mine

No issues so far on mine.... Fingers crossed!

When the app first came out, I did the firmware updates with the app. Giant took out that functionality as it was bricking 2018 models if I recall. I suppose I got lucky. Take the bike to the store where you got it and they should be able to do a firmware update for you.

I like the 28MPH limit - this bike goes pretty fast! I personally like the Schwalbe tires, but I do take it on trails. However, It does well on roads as well. Enjoy!

From what I heard from my LBS guy is that the 2019 QuickE+ has components that are more suited to being an eBike than the 2018. I like mine and it does hills very well.

I only got the wrench icon while using the RideControl app when it lost connection with the app.

I am happy with this Macally aluminum holder. All metal. In addition, I got these rubber ones as an extra measure to prevent any mishaps due to bumps etc although I don't think I would need it in most cases. https://www.amazon.com/Macally-Aluminum-Handlebar-Smartphone-BIKEMOUNT/dp/B072R3RMJK...

My first impression is that my 2019 Quick E+ is more responsive and peppier up hills. It seems to use less torque and goes a little faster - especially up the hills. Also, it seems like getting up to speed is easier as well. It's pretty easy to get to 28mph. I was out of town for a week and did...

I updated and tested to make sure it worked but I did not do a long bike ride. I went out of town for over a week and hope to do a longer ride tomorrow. I did not change any settings though. With 5 levels of assist, it seems like they did a good job with setting initial levels. I'll report if...

I guess I got very lucky with my 2019 Quick E+ updating so well.... I'm looking forward to some of the newer features that roll out - hopefully slowly.

There is a serious lack of documentation..... As the website says, 2019 bikes can connect.

Does anyone have an idea of what heart rate monitor might work with this?

Looks like Ridelink app came out... I'm going to see how it works........ UPDATE: It connected and I updated my firmware on my Quick E+ 2019. I can even tune my ride settings for the amount of assistance if I wish. After updating, restart your EVO as it gives an error. You can even scan for...

I tried it out today. Bluetooth problems—says I need service once the bluetooth is dropped. Perhaps my bike needs a firmware update.

THis must have just came out. Seems to connect. I'll try it out later on a ride.

On my Quick E+, I find I can smoothly change gears. However, as I still get used to it, I do find that sometimes I am not in sync with the motor and when I change gears, the chain wants to move faster-like having your foot on the clutch and gas of a car at the same time. This is not happening...

There was a definite grin! This bike is very nice with lots of power. And you can get a good workout as well. I found that normal and Eco+ can get me around very quickly. On the big hill, I put it in Sport+ and climbed it quickly. I'm definitely loving it now. Sadly, my battery does go down...