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Thanks for that great explanation! I just wondering though... I am a weak rider. So if I am trying to get up a hill, and "working hard" - but "working hard" for me is probably not the torque most other people put into the pedals when they're working hard. Is the Shimano or Bosche system able...

Apologize for my ignorance. What is "adaptive support mode"?

Hi Poppy, Thanks for replying. Unfortunately here in Canada Giant is not offering the Trance E+ Pro; only the Trance E+ SX Pro. It seems the difference between the models is that SX uses SRAM components instead of Shimano. But would you by any chance know whether the SX model (which is the...

You probably answered this somewhere; but i can't find it. I understand that's a new Giant bike; did it came stock with the upgraded hubs? Or were the hubs specially upgraded for you? Thanks!

Same wheel as on the Devinci.

What do you mean by the rear hub being "slightly loose"?

I think I could still order an e-trance, but only if Giant in advance would promise me to replace a failed Giant wheel with a "DT SWISS H1700 27.5 12X148MM, TL READY, 35MM INTERNAL " - the same wheel as the Devinci.

This freehub problem is a major issue. Ticking time bomb for rear hub failure. Don't understand how Giant, such a large bike company, manufacturing bikes for so long, could design and release bikes with such wheels. Wheels are not a new invention. Have been waiting for one these Giant e-trance...

Thanks!!!

No, 2 otherwise equal bikes do not necessarily have the same motor.

2 otherwise equal bikes - I would choose the one with the less noisier motor.

How would you say the Shimano, Bosch, and Yamaha motors compare amongst themselves in terms of noise levels?

Thanks for your input! As for the video - I find it hard to tell how loud a motor is from videos. Different videos on the same bike or same motor more often than not show very different noise levels.

Could you guys tell me how the noise from the Yamaha motor compares to the others, ie Shimano and Bosche?

I'm sorry if this question was already asked - what size is the bike?

If it is true that from a legal standpoint you cannot allow purchasers of your bikes to change the wheel circumference; then from a legal standpoint you shouldn't be marketing and selling these bikes as dual wheel-size bikes.

Thanks for that! One more thing; what would you say about the noise from the Yamaha motor?

I have emailed them (Specialized) in the past on other questions/issues - unlike Scott, Giant - I have never received an email reply from Specialized.

What did you think of the Giant e-trance?

That's a nice bike! Can I ask what size it is?