It dose t show up as tour + you just put it on tour and should notice the difference if they have enstalled it.
I tried what was suggested in an earlier post and rode along a flat piece of road in Eco then switched to Tour. As I understand it, if Tour+ is installed there shouldn’t be any difference in motor power until I press harder on the pedals and increase cadence. However, when I switched to Tour I immediately felt an increase in power. I have a Nyon display that shows motor and rider power. That also showed an increase in motor power immediately so I guess it doesn’t have Tour+.It dose t show up as tour + you just put it on tour and should notice the difference if they have enstalled it.
I tried what was suggested in an earlier post and rode along a flat piece of road in Eco then switched to Tour. As I understand it, if Tour+ is installed there shouldn’t be any difference in motor power until I press harder on the pedals and increase cadence. However, when I switched to Tour I immediately felt an increase in power. I have a Nyon display that shows motor and rider power. That also showed an increase in motor power immediately so I guess it doesn’t have Tour+.
I’ll try it again this weekend
Exactly the same riding as me, hence the reason i don't wont tour plus and have avoided getting it installed. To be honest it just seems like another emtb mode that drops into eco territory .I'm not liking tour+, I normally ride in eco with tour for harder bits, then emtb and turbo for fun. I'm finding tour+ messes up my normal rhythm as it just surges, I usually resort to tour later in a ride when my legs are flagging (60+ km rides are common), normal tour just adds a consistent amount of extra power, so now I'm finding I just skip tour+ or keep slogging in eco.
Steve
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