salyavin
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I see fields like avg power there registering 1. Were you able to get power to display on your garmin? I know shirubu was not albeit different garmin models.
shiruba2020
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By the way, the Yamaha does share power input via Bluetooth in addition to cadence and speed. I was able to get the power to display on my Hammerhead Karoo 2. The assistance level and battery range are not shared by Bluetooth to begin with, so those won't show on any device. (There are two Bluetooth profiles to choose from on the bike, and one of them shares the power, but that is the one the Garmin doesn't recognize).
salyavin
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Your garmin yes I understood but I was asking about Oski1997s. There are two models newer than yours not sure if it makes any difference. I am hearing in another forum a person with Garmin watch one model newer than mine is pairing to these bikes and getting power out of CPP. The success with the watch makes me wonder if the newer Garmin cycle computer can do it. I guess the main reason I am interested in Garmin as I keep all my workout stuff filerting through there, it is possible to import via a file download from the Karoo website I know but in my experience it never treats imported data right nor would it likely align with heart rate etc.
For anyone wanting to make the battery more easily removable:
tokyocyclist.blogspot.com
Yamaha YPJ MT-Pro eBike battery cover tool free removal mod
Okay, so back when I did my original review of the YPJ-MT Pro, I said that one of the most bothersome things about it was the lack of remova...
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Btw turns out Moro is a mountain.It has the Yamaha PW-X2 motor, that's all that matters.
Check out this thread :https://electricbikereview.com/foru...full-suspension-electric-mountain-bike.36106/
Here it is 4499$ /5499$ , what's the price in?
Q- Does "Moro" has any Meaning in Japan or for Yamaha ?
Hmm seems no answer from oski yet, but now you have made me curious to try my Garmin watch! Mine can connect to the Varia radar, which is already interesting.
I went ahead and upgraded the pedals:
tokyocyclist.blogspot.com
(They use the same 15mm standard as my XM-1, so I was able to just swap them).
As an aide, the XM-D2 uses a totally different standard, I have no idea how to remove those pedals.
Yamaha YPJ MT-Pro Pedal Upgrade & Reflective Pedals
As I mentioned in my initial review of the Yamaha YPJ MT-Pro almost exactly a year ago, one of the major things that irked me about it was ...
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As an aide, the XM-D2 uses a totally different standard, I have no idea how to remove those pedals.
