Recent content by Chris Florence

woop woop!! Excellent news, hopefully the motor swap out sorts your problem out like it did mine. I have to agree with you on the service level offered by Specialized, I have had excellent service in all of my dealings with them to date. In South Africa we have just relaxed our restrictions...

My peak speed was always over 70km/h, due to the steepness of the hill I would descend. The only other symptom of what I assume was a slightly "sick" motor I could find was the when I was pedalling at a high cadence (over 90rpm) and with minimal power input from me into the pedals, the motor...

So just to follow up on the issue I had. My local Specialized dealer first swapped out the speed sensor, and this didn't sort the problem. Then they swapped out the TCU, this also didn't sort out the problem. Finally they swapped out the motor, and the problem is fixed. The original speed...

I have just had the speed sensor replaced by the local specialised shop, as they believe it is the problem. I haven't had a chance to test the bike on the hill on which the fault occurs, and will only be able to do the test on Monday morning. I will post a reply on the forum to report if the new...

After descending a long hill and the bike speed drops below 32km/h, (the speed at which the assistance should kick back in again) when I start pedaling again the motor does not restart. While descending I do not pedal, as the speed is over 70km/h. The only way to get the motor to assist again...