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Been looking for a top-tube bag that will work with the deeply angled top tube on my wife's Specialized Como Step Through. I've got a RockBrothers for my Vado that works great, but the issue with the step-thru is the connection to the stem with the steep angle of the top tube - the strap needs...

If you liked the Race Face Chesters (except for the metal pins) you may want to consider the Race Face "Ride" which replace the metal pins with composite. https://www.raceface.com/collections/ride

If you notice the photos, "Trip/Ride" is not one of the display options - MPH, Timer, Power, Kcal and Odometer. She uses the Odometer to determine length of each trip/ride

Simplicity of use. My wife isn't going to use the Mission Control app. Basically wants to hop on the bike and see how far she's gone without needing a microscope.

Well whom ever programmed these was napping that day.

On a 2020 Como, the display seems to be weird in the way it shows the odometer. In the attached photos, we scroll through the different functions (MPH, Timer, Power, Kcal, Odometer) and you will notice that the read out on all BUT the odometer is in the large part of the display. When scrolling...

Well, rather than putting a suspension fork on the Como's, I just decided to buy her a full suspension Levo. Keeping the Como's for city/paved trails and the Levo's will be for everything else. A bit more expensive solution than a $300 fork, but no compromising when it comes to the single-track...

I run mine at 30psi - no problems with grip although I live in the desert so no experience in the rain. There are many reviews of them out there on the interweb.

Thanks. I was afraid they weren't interchangeable or reverse compatible.

Unrelated to the current wheel-circumference/programming discussion, are the displays interchangeable between the Como/Vado models? Can the LCD display on the lower-end models be swapped out for a TFT display found on the higher end como/vado models?

Thanks for the comments Brendon. More to consider!

Thanks - I've noticed that the UK/EU seem to get their Como's with suspension forks - as if their cobblestone roads are rougher than our pot-holed asphalt.... :)

That's why I have a Levo - full suspension e-MTB, but my bride doesn't like the riding position of a MTB - thus, I got us Como's for when we ride together. They are fine on smooth paved roads/trails, we do take them on some mild single track and could use some suspension to aid in bike control...

Well, it looks like I may be alone in looking to put a suspension front fork on the Como. It may be simpler to sell the Como's and buy a Vado's.

Thanks Stefan. Yes, the Marathon Plus 486 smart guards are 2.25" so nearly identical width to the stock Nimbus II Sport Reflect's. I've been running them on my Como and while they aren't as grippy on the desert loose gravel as the Maxxis Aggressors/Minion's I run on my Levo, they are far...

Thanks for the suggestions with regard to stems and bars. (BTW Tedd, I'm originally from the Twin Cities - moved to AZ 14 years ago) My concern was less about comfort and more about control on rough, rocky, rutted, loose desert trails that a suspension fork will provide. My wife doesn't care for...

Has anyone retro-fitted their ridged Como fork with a suspension front fork? I ride a Turbo Levo full suspension MTB, but I picked up a couple 2020 Como's for my wife and myself. (didn't go with the Vado as she didn't care for the riding position as much as the Como) Many of the trails we...