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Anybody who has done some tests to see what becomes efficiency when you limit the maximum current? For example when you limit Support and Peak Power with Mission Control. That will be interesting to see the minimum ECO settings below which efficiency becomes too low. To my eyes limiting SL...

Well, I thought that explains the difference, but Torque ON has also alloy frame. Thierry

But Neuron ON 500WH weigh also more than the Spectral ON 625Wh!

Unbelievable, The Neuron On 130mm e-bike weigh more than the 180/175mm Torque ON. Something strange!

And because Battery Cells are rated 10A maximum average. Limiting torque will limit current. Thierry

SL batteries are 13S 2P, 13 Series of 2 Parallel cells, the extender is only 13S. 13S means Average Voltage of 48V, and Maximum Voltage of 54.6V. Previous batteries (Levo) were 36V average Voltage (10S), 42V Maximum Voltage, but more cells in parallel. The advantage of a 48V system is not...

"Huge marine-grade seals mean the motor is dust and waterproof to IP66." Seen here First Look | The Specialized Levo SL Represents A New Class Of e-MTB Hope this helps. Have a Nice W-E. Thierry

Interesting idea, and even better with a KMC SL which have hollowed pins. Many thanks for the tip.

Re-Tested the 11 speed chain and results are also different depending of the place I measure. In the future, I will always test at different places and keep the lowest value as reference.

Thank you for your very informative answer, Steve. I can add that I've measured a 9 speed chain, with about same variations. I will measure another 11 speed tomorrow to confirm that tolerances are better on 11 speed ones. All chains are KMC with missing links. Shiftings are very good on...

Anyone who found big differences measuring at different places on the same chain?! My road bike 11 speed chain is fine and consistent whatever the place I measure, about 0.25. But my MTB 10 speed chain shows different figures depending where I measure, about 0.6 to 1. All measurements made...

I ignore it's a 29” front and 27,5” rear, not so common. Thierry

Right answers, but you can leave your battery as high as 80% without any problem for 1 week. For more than 10 days, keep it at or below 70%. Thierry

PointsMeanPrizes said: TCU battery, I don’t have a spare but the voltage was 2.85V so seems ok to me. I think it's too low, at 3V, my TCD display low bat warning!

But 21700 5Ah cells are rated 10A discharge nominal.

Absolutely right :)

Hi, To my knowledge, The EP8 is limited to 60Nm probably to increase the life of the battery, especially for the range extender. That's because the current is directly proportional to the torque. So limiting the torque also limit the current and increase the expected life of the battery...

Good tip :)

Low BB means better stability, and I feel it. Great for me :)

Please, could you try another rear wheel on your bike, ask your LBS if necessary. If the problem is not solved, the motor is the culprit, otherwise check your freewheel. Thierry