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Derestriction of speed opinions - Mechanical or Software , what's your experience?

ep8-rs

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I would like to know what riders feel is best for increasing restricted top speed motor support. Software or Mechanical , like SpeeDi vs eMax?

Has anyone here tried both to compare by chance?

I'm inclined to not spend the money as I feel it's not what I'm really looking for. But at the same time , after increasing my Orbea Rise to 85Nm torque and 10 for Boost , I have to say it may be on the horizon for me , so your opinions would be appreciated.

Ride on
 
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