Definitely not looking right. Curious if I can buy a new piece to help the cable seat properly or if I need a new lever. Also, where do I buy either?
Anyone using a Unihertz Jelly Star Mini as a super capable bike computer? Would be nice not to have to pull my phone out of my pocket in new trail networks. Only benefit a Garmin would have is battery life but I don't ride for more than a couple of hours at a time normally. Just want trailforks or ridewithgps live routing in front of me.
Riding a Marin Alpine Trail e2 with removable BT-EN806, Internal 630Wh battery. I'm wondering if I buy a replacement battery online, if there are any additional parts I need to bolt on to the battery to do a hot swap in the parking lot (end caps, snap on mechanisms, etc.). I know Marin sells replacement bolt-on dirt covers that attach to the battery which I will need to purchase, but I'm wondering about the battery interface. Thanks!
Curious what kind of longevity people are actually getting out of their motors in real-world use.
Not interested in "my buddy's cousin's Bosch is still going strong". I want to hear from people who have actually racked up serious mileage on a single original motor, no replacements.
Bonus points if you've got a photo of your odometer to back it up. We've all heard the claims, let's see the receipts.