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No price reductions in the USA yet: Vado SL still: 5.0 EQ $5250 5.0 $5000 4.0 EQ $4000 4.0 $3750

There are so many great options beyond the OEM saddle mounted tail-light.

Why not look for Pathfinder Pros beyond Spec’s website? My LBS has plenty of them in stock in the correct size.

SQLabs sells directly off their website (easy and fast) and some LBS also have them. https://sqlab-usa.com/

SQLab.

Avocados for $5 !?!? Not even on Maui are they that much at a farm stand 😂

HipLock D-1000 https://hiplok.com/product/hiplok-d1000-anti-angle-grinder-bike-lock-waitlist/

Despite the lack of bass… when I do ride with my Sena helmet, I enjoy the built in over-ear speakers and at the same time I can hear EVERYTHING around me.

Really? I barely notice my motor noise whatsoever.

Hmmm… our shoe sizes are only 2.7 cm different, however, I have a Vado SL 5.0 EQ size L…. maybe that’s the difference??? I don’t come close to heel strikes on the Tailwind panniers set up to the most rearward set up. I spent some time adjusting all of the parameters (3 points of contact to the...

They are both. Soft fixed shape with some flexibility.

The mounting position is fully adjustable fore and aft by several inches. I wear a size 45 shoe and my heels miss my Tailwind panniers by a mile.

Yes. The 2022 SL was first listed for sale on Spec’s website on January 30 2022. See page 2 of this thread: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/2022-turbo-vado-sl-specs.44215/page-2#post-501500

It’s actually quite simple and accurate. Give it a try… or not.

If you have the stock Spec saddle, look into a SQ Labs saddle. They are “custom fit” to your body. I couldn’t recommend them more highly.

You can pretty much set the innerbarends wherever you have space. I placed mine against the grips so I can easily operate the brakes while on the innerbarends. Sorry this is the only photo I have at the moment.

Can anyone recommend a good set of pedals to replace the stock SL set. Something comfortable that work well with regular sneakers on 15-30 mile rides. Thanks.

Although “uglier” the Redshift provides 35cm of travel vs. 20cm for the Ergon. Of course the Ergon is half the weight.

Happened to me recently. I did an update and it seems to be working just fine again.

One thing to note about the step-through Vado 4.0 SL is that even with the shorter 280mm Redshift seatpost the post cannot be cut down. My wife is 5’5” and the Redshift 280mm seatpost is still too high for her in it’s lowest position on a M frame.