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Longer warranty. More efficient, powerful motor for smaller batteries or longer range. Reliable motors. Faster charging. Waterproof ratings. Lighter weight. Lockable. More reasonable entry level price for new ebikers.

If nothing else, perhaps they could give you a store credit voucher to buy some accessories

Congrats :) I bought my bike from the same shop in Chester last year I would give them a call to see if they can price match. They did for me, but I checked when ordering over the phone.

Yep, just checked again when I got home from work and the option is there now. Updated the display to 26.B.0 without issue. My wheelsize didn't reset with the update

Seems to be missing on mine :(

Where are you guys seeing the option to update? I have a 2020 levo expert and app version 2.3.0 on an android phone. I've looked in mission control, but haven't noticed anything new. Current firmware versions: Battery: 2.4.4 Motor: 6.1.0 Display: 25.B.0

does this link help? https://www8.garmin.com/manuals/webhelp/edge1030/EN-US/GUID-A867FC6C-71B2-4E42-8FA5-98568D8705D3.html

^me too. I bought some 12t from Superstar Components but I've swapped back to the stock SRAM wheels at the mo because I found the alloy ones to be noisier

Buy a Praxis e-ring chainring, they're steel and threaded too https://praxiscycles.com/product/ering-steel-mtn-1x-104bcd/ Upgrade bikes sell them, but OOS at the moment. https://www.upgradebikes.co.uk/Catalogue/Chainrings/4-Bolt/Praxis-eRing-Steel-Mountain-1X-104BCD

Would I? Yes, I did. I purchased my turbo levo without a test ride. It's also my first ebike.

Bought a new chain But I'm thinking about switching to Shimano XTR for smoother shifts.

I've had the same problem of google maps telling me to do a u turn on my phone. I was hoping the Garmin devices would be better/more accurate for navigation.

One of these: For some of these: 29" DT Swiss HXC 1200

The other benefit of the Praxis e-ring is that it's steel and will last longer. As far as i know, the other rings are not threaded and will require extra bolts

Running the same brakes with 203mm Shimano RT86 rotors on my Levo, no complaints yet. The Shimano adapters I used are 180-203mm : SM-MA-F203P/PM

Yeah, well I hope they're not too fragile, I've ordered a set to replace my buckled roval traverse lol

Could be this one: https://ebike-mtb.com/en/merida-eone-sixty-10k-2020-review/ Quote: Considering the delicate DT Swiss HXC 1200 carbon wheels, this is a dangerous combination for heavy or aggressive riders.

Quad lock here too. Just the small out front mount and an adhesive universal adapter I stuck to a D3O phone case. I was a little dubious at first, but it's pretty solid and I've not had my phone come off yet.

Well colour me disappointed :( Managed to speak to J E James cycles regarding the wheels they have listed and I'm told they are Shimano 12 speed microspline only :(

That's a good point. How much torque does a lock ring require? I've emailed the shops to see if I can find out what comes with the wheels. Fingers crossed they still have stock by the time I order.