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Regarding longevity and chaindrop-- I have a 2020 Creo, now 17,400 miles, 400 recharges or so, working great. So far amazingly reliable. Of course I maintain everything well. I've had chain drop issues, they seem to be fixed once I learned of counterfeit Shimano chains on amazon, and now I order...

Good question regarding the pedal response, and I have compared those pedal response settings from slow to rapid, they work well as expected but I don’t notice much difference in maximal power. Again, the Domane power is fine, and quiet, but the Creo does seem to have more acceleration and speed...

Many thanks- I noticed noise while cranking, a bit of looseness with the chainring. After checking torque on numerous bolts (chainring, crankarm, motor mounts), I saw this posting, torqued up this screw which had escaped my scrutiny, and the problem is solved. Live and learn.

It is hard for me to get the Domane + up to 28MPH on flat sprints. I do it more easily on the Creo. The Domane is the more rigorous workout. Mostly I ride a bit slower on it.

Yes, the published power and torque values led me to expect a bit more performance from the Trek (again- not a complaint, it's a great bike). My first several 25 mile rides seemed less powerful on the Trek. So I compared the bikes on a steep ascent, alternating the bikes on a 7% to10% grade...

Since you asked, here are some comparisons of Creo to a new Domane +: As a bike addict, I have really enjoyed my Creo, I put 17,000 excellent miles on it since late 2020. It has been perfect for my 70 year old limitations. I added a new Domane + this month and it is impressive, as it should be...