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I have used Truckerco for years. They are cheap and work well. Resin is the quietest for me.

Contact Roval. I have found them to be helpful.

My favorites are Truckerco. They work well and are cheap. I get four sets for $28 shipped.

IIRC warranties were extended to four years for 2019 Levo's.

I gave up on Wahoo after experiencing the crazy mileage issues that you are seeing. I went with a Garmin 830. So far so good.

I did not drop the motor or remove the swingarm. Access was pretty easy. Torque specs are in the Levo manual.

I bet it is a spoke nipple. Test your spokes by tapping each one gently with a screwdriver. They should all make a ringing sound. If one sounds different the nipple may have come off and is inside the rim.

You could try removing the dust caps from the jockey wheel, pulling the bearing seals, cleaning out the bearing, repacking with grease, and putting the seals back on. It is easy and worked for me.

I have noticed this as well. I don't know if it is associated with the firmware change or not. It is sort of irritating but I just ride and try to ignore it. Maybe the torque sensor is failing. Time will tell.

Try replacing the schrader valve in the fork leg. Might be leaking.

I am still loving my '19.

Nice! You will love it.

Happy Day! Yes, update the software. The latest update is intended to protect the motor. I changed the tires to Maxxis. I did not like the Butchers. Depends on where you ride though. Enjoy.

I have the same bike. I replaced the 1199 cassette with the 1150. The 1150 has a steel 42t which I use a lot and is 1/3 the price. A bit heavier but I didn't care. It works fine.

The latest Park Tool chain cleaner 5.3 allows the handle to be put on either side. That means you can turn the cranks forward and clean the chain properly on an E-bike. Just keep your hands out of the spinning wheel.

My last motor replacement was done in 2-3 days. My shop happened to have a motor available. You should call Specialized and apply some pressure.

I had that noise twice. Both times it resulted in a new motor. I did not get stranded. The noise just got worse and worse. I believe it is the sprag clutch or the torque sensor. It is hard to know since the motors cannot be opened locally. Good luck.

I bought a Chinese DT Swiss tool set off of ebay and the tools fit and worked just fine. The link is below. Be aware that DT Swiss makes star ratchet and pawl hubs. Mine is star ratchet...

Easy. If you want them get them. Life is short.

Tires! Go back to Maxxis. That's what I did.