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One does not mix S-Works and Linkglide, it is unnatural until proper marketing fixes itYou are correct.
According to a tester they only got 600km from the XX cassette on the s-works version. (im sure it was hammered pretty hard during testing) but it makes me want to perhaps switch to Linkglide .... but I notice the S-works frame has no cable ports.
I find that my last S works was much more tuneable than what the DJI is.I'd be most interested in this as I find the DJI to have a really broad range of power but more importantly control over that power.......its like no bike I've had or tried before. It really is it's secret, not he headline figures.
Even with the latest Software on the DJI?I find that my last S works was much more tuneable than what the DJI is.
That possibility is definitely possible to implement from a technical standpoint, although from an electrical standpoint the power the extender can safely continuously deliver is much less, so it would work only with reduced power output.If this had the possibility of only riding on the 280pack when needed (making it 2-3kg lighter, that would be amazing)
It’s kak expensiveCan anyone post the prices again please? I know I saw them in the 118 pages.
Thanks!
To me it appears that the third lug on the Sworks has been blacked out in the picture. I agree the 101nm to 111nm difference is most likely software.Looks that way. The "exclusive to Sworks bike and framesets" suggests it's not just a software change. The Sworks appears to be missing a mounting lug compared to the standard also.
23.5kg, is that a joke, for 14000euro? This wight you can buy for 8000euro, or dji for 6500euro 21kg give me a reason where this is justified to buy?It saddens me that we actually have to do this on every page .... Page 10 Thread re-cap ..
As per our last re-cap for those that didn't tune in, you can click on the images to enlarge.
Or, you know, like maybe, possibly, read the thread ???? Who knows what else you might find out.
It's made of solid gold !!!24.5kg, is that a joke, for 14000euro?
Can anyone post the prices again please? I know I saw them in the 118 pages.
Thanks!
*23.68kg for the S-Works. Not sure how much lighter you can make a full powered bike with a 840wh removable battery tbh.23.5kg, is that a joke, for 14000euro? This wight you can buy for 8000euro, or dji for 6500euro 21kg
With I am assuming is the range extender.
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The new Levo downtube reminds me on my all newer downtubes with Bosch new 800Wh packs.When I asked if the extender would mount externally, I was told it also goes into the downtube. I was surprised/skeptical but have no reason to doubt my source. I assume he meant the main and extender batteries would be in there concurrently rather than one-at-a-time. But perhaps you'd be limited to what combinations of different capacity batteries would be allowed (e.g., would 840Wh + extender be supported?). I got a quick glance of a photo of the 840Wh battery but couldn't determine its length.
If the extender was supposed to be in the down tube as well, I can’t see why you would need such a long cable. You’d assume it be on a quick connector.View attachment 157469
The extender looks to be more rounded like a bottle cage type mount. Where as the main 840wh battery looks to have some intrinsic rails and maybe a connection latch.
The 600wh battery appears to have a built in structure to make it mount in the same space as the 840wh - so no space for a range extender with it.
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It's depends on what motor(load) is used, the exact voltage on wich it's is rated.As far as the battery pack config goes I think the previous poster #187 was incorrect.
13, not 14 cells in series is correct for 48v.
14 cells is for a 52v system.
My 23’ Levo is 36v with a 700w battery, pretty sure there using 21700 cells and it’s a 10s4p
I heard it's actually partly mind controlled and partly by the new Sram handsfree controller posted earlierHere is the TCU pic I was sent a few weeks ago.
Where is the off/on button or is it touch screen or now done on the handlebar remote?
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So much about my wishes and theoryView attachment 157469
The extender looks to be more rounded like a bottle cage type mount. Where as the main 840wh battery looks to have some intrinsic rails and maybe a connection latch.
The 600wh battery appears to have a built in structure to make it mount in the same space as the 840wh - so no space for a range extender with it.
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Your wishes/theory would've been awesome - and no need for big batt+extender. If they split small batt + extender and gave all these options, IMO that would be a game changer. Still waiting to see what that game changer is - 4 more days and 110 more pages to go!So much about my wishes and theory![]()
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