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Thanks, @fooferdoggie. I looked into Specialized, and the manual for the Vado 3.0/4.0 states: ANT+ can be used to connect to the sensors for Speed, Rider Power, and Cadence. The sensor data can be received via the ANT+ module built into the TCD_W 2. In your ANT+ device, search for those sensors...

For running, I use a Garmin watch that calculates VO2Max and Training Status. For analog biking, Garmin can calculate both parameters with a HR monitor and power meter. Are there any ebikes where Garmin can read the human power from the ebike’s torque sensor (i.e. without power meter pedals...

This was my thinking.

Thanks, @tomjasz

Thanks, @Dewey., I'll check it out. I'm trying to stay within my budget but that's somewhat self-imposed and arbitrary. The problem about inching up the budget is it opens up more options.

Thanks, @PSm That's informative. Good to know re loose spokes, generally for hub motors.

12,000 is an impressive total mileage, @PSm. That's good to know about spokes being an issue for hub motor bikes. Just to clarify, I'm referring to a fair number reports on CCX reviews/ postings that multiple spokes were loose on delivery and/or very low mileage (like the first 50 miles or...

Thanks, @Dewey. The Aventon Level was initially on my list given its high ratings including one I read for Bicycling Magazine that gave them a "Best Overall" ranking. But then I starting reading about torque sensing and how that gives a more-analog bike like feel when pedaling. But I didn't...

Hello. This is my first post. I'm looking to buy my first ebike to mainly replace car trips for local errands. I'm 55 yo male, 6'3", and 185 lb. My neighborhood is moderately hilly to flat. I live near a network of bike trails and could use that for many of my day-to-day tasks (e.g., shopping...