Turbo Vado SL 2 6.0 - turns itself on when off and unattended

I think we're going off topic guys. The real issue is that the Vado SL2 6 (CF) is randomly switching itself on. THIS IS NOT NORMAl.
The motor noise is another issue - maybe. Mine is much quieter than my previous SL4.
 
I think we're going off topic guys. The real issue is that the Vado SL2 6 (CF) is randomly switching itself on. THIS IS NOT NORMAl.
The motor noise is another issue - maybe. Mine is much quieter than my previous SL4.
Since we're still talking about noise levels - my SL2 motor is also much quieter than my version one motor.
 
Well, I for one miss that SL 1 motor noise!

Mine's been down for a week for want of an acceptable 38 mm gravel tire to replace my damaged rear Pathfinder. (Very few 38s made now, and all come with unwelcome trade-offs.)
 
Dropped off the bike today. The mechanic offered to swap the TCU while I waited. While waiting I talked to the store owner about my noise complaint - he suggested I try another SL2 on the floor. I did and it was a lot quieter. I played him a recording of my bike’s noise I made by attaching my phone to the bottle holder. He tried the new bike then said he would order a new motor for me.
 
Got the bike back yesterday with a new version 2 H3 TCU and motor. Shop said it's been keeping the date right for a week and a half. I'll check to be sure but that issue is likely fixed.

New motor is quieter but not silent like my old Turbo Como 3.0. Only rode the bike for 3 miles so not much of a test.

I've never ridden a SL1 generation bike so don't know how it compares to that sound. Lots of people say the 2s are quieter.
 
My big Vado 6.0 (Gen 1 Brose motor) is totally silent as it is solely driven by a carbon drive motor belt; it has been treated as a design flaw (the belt gets eventually broken). Your version of Como motor must have been very quiet but probably not 100% silent?

Regarding SL 1.1 motor found on the Vado SL 1.1: the opinions are mixed here and these depend on the sensitivity of the rider. For me, I start hearing the motor whine only in silent conditions when I go with a high cadence; otherwise I don't hear it. Once, I made a short vid demonstrating the SL 1.1 motor noise was nothing to hear on a normal ride in an open countryside area. However, a riding mate on a forest group ride remarked this year: "Anything's wrong with your bike?" as he actually could hear my e-bike motor noise :)

I only rode a Vado SL 2 once and liked it as much as I considered stealing it ;) Certainly, a pretty quiet motor!
 
Got the bike back yesterday with a new version 2 H3 TCU and motor. Shop said it's been keeping the date right for a week and a half. I'll check to be sure but that issue is likely fixed.

New motor is quieter but not silent like my old Turbo Como 3.0. Only rode the bike for 3 miles so not much of a test.

I've never ridden a SL1 generation bike so don't know how it compares to that sound. Lots of people say the 2s are quieter.
I don't think the motor noise is the issue. The SL2 is a little quieter than the SL1 was (have owned both) but not hugely. They both "moan" when at full revs & when they're disengaging there's a similarly loud noise.
Main thing is the thread was all about the SL2 Vado 6 turning itself on. Since my computer was changed it has only happened twice, but every time I switch the bike on the clock is incorrect. Has yours stopped doing this ?
 
I think my SL2 turned itself on once, but I had been fiddling with charge cables and the handlebars so I’m not sure. I haven’t been into the garage much this week due to unsafe temperatures and wild fire smoke but on my two brief visits the bike was off. I’ll have to check it later this morning.
 
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