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Bosch CX with double batteries in the downtube.

Option 3: what's the difference? You stick an object into a receptacle, turn it, and the battery comes out.

If the mount points are the same, I would say it's possible.

Hard to say. I'm 6'2" and I generally ride 21" bikes.

The times I've had a week or more to myself, I've watched "Band of Brothers".

I'm thinking about getting a Timber Bell. I like the idea that it's kinda always on (unless I silence it) thereby giving other trail users an earlier warning that I'm coming and also perhaps a sense of distance. Although it still relies on the other user to not be wearing headphones.

Why not just use the Strava app directly?

I would have thought what you paid for it was irrelevant in the valuation of the replacement. What if you'd won it as a prize?

I ever if a lot of the Strava grief from other users could be avoided by letting us set the default activity on our profiles. I record my rides with Apple Watch and then import them to Strava. But on each import I have to manually change the type.

The guide keys look just like thin plastic shims. Could probably get new ones 3d printed or even machined out of something like brass (which some other posts use).

This video shows how to drop the motor. And this is the path I used:

Yeah I did. It was actually easier than I expected. The bottom of the seat tube has a hole which opens into the motor cavity. If you drop the the motor out (remove the top two, loosen the back one) you can thread the cable down the seat tube, through the hole and around the back of the motor...

I did during our lockdown because it was the right thing to do.

Until you crash and require the services of an already stretched medical system.

This would probably work with the Giant RideControl One controller as well if it's a standard 22.2mm mounting.

Just dropping (heh) this here in case anyone wants to know the sizing for Giant Contact Switch posts.

Makara Peak if you're in Wellington (Makara Peak Mountain Bike Park)

I'm looking at upgrading my fork on the my Fathom E+ 3 sometime so this is good to see.

So, I currently weigh more than you and I can ride all my local trails including some decent climbs using just 125% assist (my Giant does 50% to 360%). So, I would guess an SL with it's lower power motor could propel you up the hills ok with your lower weight. That being said, the SL might not...

As a programmer myself, I wouldn't make that judgement. We don't know what difficulties they have in developing the app.