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  1. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    After almost 3500km and around 12,000m of elevation gain with a BMC AMP Alpenchallenge I got an idea of the level of assistance. At least as regards the Steps 6100 my eRoad is equipped with. I state that my battery is 630 Kw that is the new SH battery. In the plains the values that SH gives seem...
  2. FrancoPoz

    AlpenChallenge AMP Sport my review

    No. The 630 Kw battery is a request that I made at the time of purchase. I changed the new 500Kw battery to the 630Kw one.
  3. FrancoPoz

    AlpenChallenge AMP Sport my review

    Hello everyone from Italy. I have a BMC AMP AlpenChallenge Sport. I am attaching the photo. It is equipped with a 630Kwatt battery. With this bike I have already done 4000 km and about 12000 meters in altitude. The wheels are the 30-inch Vittoria Pro Control. The bike is excellent and really...
  4. FrancoPoz

    some clarifications about the battery charger

    Thanks theemartymac for your reply. Then I have to buy the EC-E8004 charger and the SM-BTE80 adapter because, as you write, if I am traveling or in impromptu situations I disconnect the battery and I can bring the battery itself close to the socket where I connected the charger. It's so true...
  5. FrancoPoz

    some clarifications about the battery charger

    975 / 5000 Risultati della traduzione Greetings from Italy and best wishes to all for a happy new year. I own a BMC AMP Alpenchallenge Sport with 630 Whatt 17.5Ah battery code BT-E8016. To charge the battery I have a battery charger code EC-E6000 input 100-240V 2.5A out 40V 4A. I have seen...
  6. FrancoPoz

    User Review: BMC Alpenchallenge AMP Sport Two

    Hello. I have a 630 Watt battery not the standard one and mine is Shimano Steps E6100. In these first outings I have concentrated mainly on understanding the logic with which the engine provides assistance. after 25 km the engine stops working. Below 15 km the engine does not provide assistance...
  7. FrancoPoz

    User Review: BMC Alpenchallenge AMP Sport Two

    Greetings from Italy and best wishes. I post the photo of my AMP with 630 watt battery. I am on a hill near my city Padua. A nice 6 km long climb with an average gradient of 8% and a maximum gradient of 12%. I always use my BMC in ECO mode because this level of assistance is more than enough to...
  8. FrancoPoz

    A question about connecting cables

    Thank you very much you have been kind and thorough. Greetings from Italy
  9. FrancoPoz

    User Review: BMC Alpenchallenge AMP Sport Two

    I am a happy owner of a BMCAMP Sport Alpenchallenge. It has Steps E6100 motor and 630 Watt battery. I have already tried the bike and I can give you a term of comparison with a Pinarello Nytro. In terms of autonomy there are no comparisons. The 630 Watt battery allowed me to make two sworns each...
  10. FrancoPoz

    A question about connecting cables

    I ask you the courtesy if you can help me. I have a BMC AMP Sport TWO with E6100 engine and SC-E7000 cycle computer. I wanted to install the left control to check the engine assistance. I have read that with the left command it is possible to go up or down a level while now the control directly...
  11. FrancoPoz

    User Review: BMC Alpenchallenge AMP Sport Two

    I just bought a BMC AMP Alpenchallenge Sport Two. I consider it an eRoad not an eBike. It has a Shimano Steps E6100 motor and a 630Watt battery replacing the standard 504 battery. In my first use with a charge I did two laps of about 100 km and 1800m of elevation gain for each lap. I have always...
  12. FrancoPoz

    BMC Alpenchallenge AMP E-bikes

    I set up the BMC as an eRoad and not as an eBike ... at least I mean the bicycle with pedal assistance ..... I had it mounted on the 30" wheels instead of the original 34" ones. I believe and hope that this intervention will allow for greater fluency. Other significant interventions I have not...
  13. FrancoPoz

    BMC Alpenchallenge AMP E-bikes

    The dealer did not have the standard 500Kw battery and I asked if the new 630Kw Steps battery could be installed and did this update.
  14. FrancoPoz

    BMC Alpenchallenge AMP E-bikes

    Greetings from Italy. I too have followed with interest the discussions on this forum on choices and tips for buying an eBike. today i bought a BMC AMP Alpenchalleghe sport Two. I tried it in advance last Sunday and Monday. I will tell you in a subsequent post how I equipped it. The two test...
  15. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    Thank you very much. I interpreted the table in this way too and you confirmed it. I add for ECO I reach 30 Nm of power and I stop them. If I want a higher level of assistance I have to increase the level of assistance to switch from ECO to SPORTING or whatever it's called. Is there the...
  16. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    Excuse me again for the inconvenience and my trivial questions. I am looking and reading the manual. I have seen this table. Help me interpret the graph? Thanks
  17. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    Yes, you have written my thoughts well ... maybe my post is trivial but some interesting information and manuals have been disclosed that can clarify doubts and provide specifics ... thanks to all .... here in Italy also wonderful days if in the morning it is a lot of humidity and there is a...
  18. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    ... and it is my doubt that I have about the E6100 engine ... not about its efficiency and effectiveness but about its use ..... friends of EBR correct me if I'm wrong ..... E6100 is suitable for commuter bike and light trekking while the E8000 or E7000 engine is more suitable for sport ...
  19. FrancoPoz

    Question about experience of using Shimano Steps E6100 motor

    ..........I thought I had finished my studies at my age ..... instead, even to have fun on the bike and sweat it out, I must first study the manuals ........ I will never make it ......
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