Dewey
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Brompton Electric recall on bikes made between May 2020-Feb 2021
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harryS
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Maybe. Are they still trying to make their cadence sensor bikes work without having brake cutoffs on the levers? That's a marketing decision that should have been nixed by the designers.
On the other hand, it's nice that that have a firmware update port on their controllers.
On the other hand, it's nice that that have a firmware update port on their controllers.
Dewey
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In other news this was reported: "Brompton has just introduced an iOS version of the Bluetooth app, with Android to follow in 2022. The app runs on the recent 1-2-10-2 firmware upgrade, which also protects against the glitch behind the recent recall. If you get it all working, the battery communicates with a Smartphone on the handlebars, which can display various interesting things, and change power levels with a quick swipe of the screen."
and until September 1, 2021 "Accredited dealers will update affected machines to Firmware 1-2-10-2 at no cost."
Source: Henshaw, D. (2020, Dec). A-to-B Magazine, 130: 9-14. https://www.atob.org.uk/
On the Brompton US site the recall notice mentions if you bring in your bike for the shop to do the firmware update you will be eligible to receive a $30 credit. It also goes on to mention the firmware update uses Bluetooth Low Energy to connect with the phone app.
and until September 1, 2021 "Accredited dealers will update affected machines to Firmware 1-2-10-2 at no cost."
Source: Henshaw, D. (2020, Dec). A-to-B Magazine, 130: 9-14. https://www.atob.org.uk/
On the Brompton US site the recall notice mentions if you bring in your bike for the shop to do the firmware update you will be eligible to receive a $30 credit. It also goes on to mention the firmware update uses Bluetooth Low Energy to connect with the phone app.
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