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If you are comfortable with the height of the saddle, the difference in reach to the handlebars is only a couple of centimeters longer on the medium so could possibly be adjusted with a shorter stem and/or a handlebar style that sweeps back a bit if you find it an issue on longer rides. Unless...

I have the same issue. I have found the battery on my Vado IGH charges .37% per minute very consistently. If I really don’t want to go over 80%, I just have Siri do some quick math and set a timer.

Vado 5.0 IGH size large. Off the show-room floor today with nothing added is 61.5 lbs. Battery is 8.5 lbs. The bike is noticeably heavier than the Priority Current it is replacing, which comes in around 53-54. I’m sure a significant part of that is the 40% larger battery.

I just received my Vado 5.0 IGH today and am out testing. I was curious as well so I’ll weigh and post for you when I get home.

I’ve had a Vado 5.0 IGH in order from my local shop since October. Probably won’t see it for a a few more months and was told no change for 2023.

Had the same issue with the battery on another brand of bike. It was fortunately under warranty. After a full charge it would be unable to support the motor after a certain point and everything would shut down. The shut down point was very predictable in miles if you kept the power assist...

Not really, it does not have a throttle and I couldn’t tell by the info on their website, but the Blix probably has a cadence sensor and not a torque sensor like the Current. With the Current, assistance at each level is based on how much torque you apply to the pedals so much more variable...

When I ordered a Vado 5.0 from my local shop a few weeks ago they told me no changes for the 2023 models. Probably the same for the Como.

If you Google Enviolo Sprocket ratio calculator it will give you a link on the Enviolo site where you can download a spreadsheet that will give you speed at various cadences after you put in some variables.

40 psi +/- c couple. If you still have the ordinal Goodyears on, the GY site has a recommended tire pressure calculator.

Commuted on mine through much of last winter in the rainy PNW. No issues. I did just 3d print a couple covers for the control pad and display for when it is sitting parked outside at work in the rain this fall.