@Court, would you?Hmm, Someone should merge this thread with this thread: https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/show-your-cockpit.32842/
It's a flight deck for both pilot and copilot. Coolness.I missed the mirror but hey two gamins. one record my wife ride (this is a tandem) and one record mine. my wife is blind so its easier if I do it. so hers sends her info to the Garmin app and strava. and mine will do the same also tracking our rides. the light is linked to her garmin it turns the light on and off when i turn the garmin on and off. also in the day the light will blink and as it gets dark it comes on steady. the brightness also changes with our speed faster we go the brighter it gets. the bike has a pretty good built in light but it is not quite bright enough so I use it to lighten after out and this one to light clover to the bike spot it does not shine in drivers faces. my Garmin controls the garmin radar. I move it to my commuter bike along with the radar. I have a bell but I gave one to my wife for her to ring so she does not get lazy.
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That is correct! It’s a 2019 Urban Rush.Is it a Yamaha e-bike, @WattsUpDude?
it is the the intuvia and nope no connections. it is the next step from purion. it does show how much power the bike is putting out but thats all the detail it has compared to the purion. the bars are about normal. I cut them down a bit when it put them on. my wife are too wide but I don't want to remove the bar tame to shorten them.What is exactly this Bosch display, @fooferdoggie? Are you happy with it? Does it offer a smartphone connectivity?
Also, the bars seem to be quite wide; what is the width?
I looked up your Gepida Thoris and it is an exceptional tandem e-bike!it is the the intuvia and nope no connections. it is the next step from purion. it does show how much power the bike is putting out but thats all the detail it has compared to the purion. the bars are about normal. I cut them down a bit when it put them on. my wife are too wide but I don't want to remove the bar tame to shorten them.
it has some low end parts though and the gearing was a bit wonky. like my wife would be peddling 10 rpms faster then me.the brakes were a step below deore and only 180mm rotors. but it was more of a casual bike then what we use it for, some some grearing changes like a bigger chainring in back and a 11-42 cassette and a good brake upgrade deore 4 piston with 203 rotors did wonders. bar changes and such were just personal. but it was on sale for 3700 so its hard to complain about the price. but it would be better with the motor in the rear so the pedals are locked together. my wife had to learn how really control her peddling when we started out she can pedal whole I don't and she would pedal way to fast when starting and such.I looked up your Gepida Thoris and it is an exceptional tandem e-bike!