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Hello. I have a Trek Powerfly 4 with the Bosch Performance Line CX motor. I have had the bike for a couple of years and put over 2000 miles on it. Last time I rode it, the motor was a good bit louder than normal. So I am thinking I may need to do a rebuild. Can someone direct me to a link...

Electronics are designed with shielding incorporated into their structure since there are sources of electric field everywhere. I wouldn't worry about it.

I knew they were cheap but not complete trash.

Agree on the MuckyNutz, complete trash. On the flipside, the Cirrus Kinekt suspension seat post I purchased a few months ago has literally save my ass a lot of soreness.

Riding more and further since getting my Trek Powerfly 4 last year. Definitely in better shape and I enjoy the rides more than ever.

I don't think that will be a problem. I am pretty disciplined and stay in Eco the majority of the time. Its just I am going on longer rides and by the end I am extremely tired. When the battery runs out, it feels like I am dragging a boat anchor.

So I have a Trek Powerfly 4 with a 500W battery. Been riding farther and I am bumping into the limit of the battery. On relatively flat and smooth pavement in Eco, I get about 50 miles of range. On hilly roads, I get about 40 to 42 miles of range. I am thinking of purchasing a 625W battery...

I do mostly road and paved trail riding with a little bit of off road. I have running the Maxxis HookWorms in a 29" and love them. Very smooth yet also excellent grip.

Old fart. ?

I have a Trek PowerFly 4 which had front suspension and a hardtail. I added a Kinekt suspension seat post and my ass has thanked me ever since. Kinekt Comfort in Motion: Kinekt Comfort in Motion

I have a Trek Powerfly 4 hardtail. I mostly ride pavement and gravel so a hardtail was more appropriate for me. I have taken it on some bumpy off-road trails and it did fine. If you will be riding more off-road, a full suspension is the way to go.

So I recently purchased a Trek Powerfly 4 bike. It is my first e-bike and I love it. The bike came with a 500 watt battery. I am interested in getting a 625 battery for my bike for more range. So I know that I need the vertical version of the battery. The 500 has a spacer to fit into the...

So I just purchased my first ebike; a Trek Powerfly 4. I figured it was a good idea to join a knowledgeable forum.