I've had 2. The original EP800 and recently added another bike with the EP801. Both have been flawless although I've only had the new one for a few weeks. It varies from bike to bike but my EP800 had very little rattle. My EP801 has none and is remarkably quiet in operation. I would...
What did you change with emax? Did you allow the full 85 NM? Change the max speed? I'm in the US so the motor doesn't cut off until 20 MPH which is fine for me. If I were in the UK or somewhere else where the motor cutoff at 25 KPH, I'd likely tweak the settings to get the higher max speed...
I own a 2021 M10 that has been great and still works well. I've had it for 2 years and ridden an average of 1-2x/week so have good familiarity with it. For a variety of reasons, I just bought a 2023 MTeam and I'll keep both. Not sure if it benefits anyone but here is how they compare after my...
I have a 2021 M10 with the 360. Just upgraded to a 2023 and opted for the larger battery. I've not really had any issues with range but, given the choice, I'm going for the bigger one.
My 2023 Orbea Rise M-Team has just arrived. I have not yet picked it up from the bike shop. I bought an assortment of things from the bike shop that I wanted to change, mostly contact points (saddle, pedals, grips). I also want to change to a riser stem due to a recurring back issue that does...
OP, I have a 2021 Carbon M10 with the 360 WH battery. I'm around 215 pounds. I routinely do 20 mile rides with about 1300-1600 ft of elevation change and end with about 20% battery left. That is toggling between assist modes based upon the grade but I'm not a terribly fit rider and I use all...
I have the bike that you are talking about and the 360 is sufficient for those rides at your bodyweight without any issues. With that said, I'm buying a new Rise and I'm opting for the bigger battery to give me the option for longer rides.
Get a timer plug and experiment with how long it takes you to get roughly to where you want the battery to be and have it cut off. It wouldn’t be exact but I’ll bet you could get pretty accurate with it And it would be very inexpensive. You could even get one of those Alexa-controlled plugs...
I think the H might have the EP601 motor which is the same internal structure and power but the outer case is heavier. I want to say it adds 300 g but I couldn't swear to it.