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Sorry to hear all the trouble you have had with the Stromer. I don't know... but I have 2 Stromer ST 1 bikes, both problem free. I bought one new 4 years ago and have 23,000 km on the bike. I have worn out a chain, several cables, cassette and bottom bracket (I damaged it by spraying it with...

Well, If I didn't ride in the rain I wouldn't be riding very much. We get lots of it! Heavy downpours and light drizzle have zero effect on the bike. One must only be careful when washing the bike with a strong stream of water. That is how I damaged the bottom bracket. Now I just rinse it...

As far as repairs... I have done the usual wearing parts (cassette, bottom bracket [my fault for spraying a jet of water into it], chain, various cables, brakes) NOT ONE MAJOR PART HAS FAILED! That is awesome.

I see what you are saying. The only thing that crimps my style in Oregon is driving rain. And we get lots of it. Snow is something that we get in a tizzy about because it only happens a few times each winter and there is no snow removal equipment here so everything shuts down.

I actually have 2 of these ST1's. They are the same model and year. One has about 23,000 km on it and the other has only 4,000 km. The LESS used bike has a glitch. The "heat" warning flashes at a lower threshold (temperature) than on the other bike. The motor goes into protective mode and slows...

Thanks for the advice Mtl_Biker. I will do what you suggested. And yes, I put those 23,000 km on the Stromer. It is my commuter vehicle. 32 miles per day x 150ish days per year! It adds up.

I'm a first time poster to this website/forum. Hope you can give some advice. I actually have 2 ST1's. They are the same model and year. One has about 23,000 km on it and the other has only 4,000 km. The LESS used bike has a glitch. The "heat" warning flashes at a lower threshold...

Have you tried to hold down the power button and the minus button when the bike is in one of the 4 support modes ( eco through power)? The word senso will appear with a number next to it. You can adjust it. It is just a temporary setting, I believe. But the interface gets confusing after...

I'm a new owner of the bike and .... OMG it is fast! I love it! I do a long commute (34 miles RT each day). I am wondering if anyone can tell the exact steps to setting the torque sensor. I already know how to do the setting as explained in the user manual: code 1004. But I am still befuddled...