Sorry maybe my choice of wording was bad, i mean sudden applying of pressures from 0 cadence rather than being already at a low cadence and then applying more pedal pressure, it's 2 differner techniques of getting the front wheel off the ground never of which will damage the bosch motor as the...
1/2 second is big difference. It's the difference of me slamming the pedals to lift for a wheelie or having to pedal 1st before the host, you can really feel the difference if you stab the peddles (briefly apply pressure to the peddles from rest position)
This is the sort of answer I am looking for, and best reply to the question that I've ask so far.
yes the start up power is a lot weaker/slower on my 29" with 1.1.5.0 but also feels slighty less powerful but I think i can put that down to being a bigger wheel size and different gearing
I had a customer report done on my bike yesterday and noticed a 503 & 510 code for the Drive Unit, the bike has always and still is working fine but during the summer last year I had an error come up when I was on the train and forgot to turn the bike off, I think the rocking of the wheels set...
With the Rise being lighter and less power than my full fat i find i can happily ride with less assist (sometimes i even hsve it off) and i dont feel the 15.5mph limit like you do on a full fat, if you want fast stick with a full fat, if you want fun go with a lightweight. Interestingly i road...
You will only see a max of 70nm on 85nm software but motor was tuned down in the 1st place for battery cycle life, even with the extender and a combined total of 612W the bike can only pull from the 360w bike battery or 252w extender which are not designed to supply the power needed for 85nm
Sorry hijack this reply, just thought I'd share my experience coming from a Bosch Gen 4 full fat eMTB to the Rise M10, i was on the fence even after i had paid for and collected the Rise but after the 1st proper ride of the Rise i knew i had made a great choice, my full fat is almost 26kg, can...
100% not the disc, the unedited version of that video at the beginning you hear the disc noise (metallic sound of the pad skimming the disc), whilst riding the noise itself is very faint and sounds like and whistling air type of squeal
It is quite loud in the video when the camera is next to it but when you going along with wind and other noises it's is not a loud and I dont think it's always there, bike is 47km old so it might go.
Glad i am not the only one with hub squeal, i posted about it on a facebook group yesterday and no one knew what i was on about. The question is how do we solve it, video in link of mine squealing
Facebook group hub squeal video