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210 charge cycles; mission control still says 100%. Getting ~ 45 mile range on essentially flat terrain in “sport.”

9334 miles on mine with very few miles without power. Still runs strong.

Couldn’t one use the charger that comes with the bike and a 12V to 110V inverter? The charger that came with my Creo has an input amperage of 2.5 amps which would be well within the range of a 1000 watt inverter.

I ride 20-30 miles 5 x a week, mostly on the flat, and charge it every second or third day. There are so many variables at play (wind, temperature, power setting, etc.) I really can’t give an accurate assessment. Though I haven’t noticed any abnormal loss of range when I plug it in or extended...

Original rotors; front pads replaced recently.

Diagnose > Battery

8,000 miles 177 charge cycles, Battery 100% per Mission Control Original tires 1 chain replacement No problems whatsoever

Has she checked the position of the clutch on the derailleur?

4392 miles - no problems at all.

This 79 year old has to twholeheartedly agree. Had the Turbo Creo Evo a little over six months and put 2500 miles on it - about 50/50 eco and sport. No problems at all; just dropped it off for firmware update and can’t wait to get it back.

On mine there is a little resistance at about 60 degrees, but as you can see from the photos when the ears on the device are aligned with the spaces on the mount it should just lift off.

Just twist it a full 90 deg. and pull it up.

You can run with zero support without turning the power off by holding the power select button down for a couple of seconds.

Didn’t get the extender, waiting to see how well it did on internal battery alone. I’ve concluded I don’t need it. My rides are on fairly level paved trails with elevation gains of around 300 feet. I find I can usually do about 70 miles with 2 bars (20%?) left. Almost always ride in “eco”...

I’m 79, 6’3,” 175#, and have had the Creo Comp EVO (XL) for over a month. I have ridden it 600 or so miles with the longest ride so far around 40 miles. I find it extremely satisfying and comfortable, the drop bars allowing me to vary my position on the bike. Though some pan them, I even...

Should read “power select” switch.

I don’t know about your SL, but on my Creo if you hold the “power” switch down for 2 seconds the power turns off but the displays still work.