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So I'm at 97% after 40 cycles, almost 2 years old. I guess this is pretty good?

Computers, man!

Just google "bike fork mount" and go from there. Be sure you know if you have thru-axel, and size, etc.

Don’t know what’s going on with the correct paint department. Bren bought a new track a year and a half ago and my bike rack started rubbing it down to the aluminum almost instantly. Same rack used with my older trip and other bikes never had any issues.

1700 wh charging a 504 wh battery. With the power lost converting to ac it's more like a 1400 wh battery.

I have a similar device made by Bluetti which I have used to charge my bike. Charging the bike only draws about 400 watts maximum and it’s no problem to charge with a portable power station such as mine or the Jackery. I could probably perform 2-3 full charges with mine, if I didn’t also use it...

Kind of a big baby, isn't it. Is that a bed that lowers down? I'm thinking I want to find a used Sprinter or Ford Transit or Promaster.

Not my experience. I'm regularly passed by pedal-only bikers. Not on long hill climbs, of course, but it happens often enough to keep my humble.

Very similar results. 33 cycles, 2002 km, 99% health.

Do you think it is worth replacing a good E8000?

Degrease after every ride? That sounds detrimental, not to mention a little OCD!

I would clean it with my Park chain cleaner before I removed it and lightly oil it, and then store it in a plastic ziplock bag.

Probably fine

I think I would have just cleaned the second chain instead of replacing it. How about this strategy? Start with a new chain and run it until 0.5 stretch, then replace with a new chain and run until 0.75 stretch, and then replace with first chain and run it until 0.75, and then replace everything?

It's hard to say exactly as their is power loss in converting from battery power to AC, but I think you could safely charge 2 batteries at once. Quick done-in-my-head math says you may or may not get 2 full charges, but not much more. This is assuming you have a lithium battery. If it's...

The allen key really works fine. It's what I've been using since I heard about it and no problems. As an aside, I see the way it functions as a benefit when riding very technical trails there's the occasional need to ratchet the pedals backwards and it's nice not to have to worry about the chain...

The documentation suggested it. It worked. Case closed.

Ok, I got it working. I actually updated using Shimano E Tube on my iPhone, and then tried to connect with ST Unlocker on my Android, which is the phone I normally use. I ended up installing E Tube on the android and connecting, then I could connect with ST Unlocker. Strange, but all is good again.

Just upgraded my E8000 and SC7000 to latest version and now can't connect to ST Unlocker. Is there something I'm doing wrong, or do I just need to wait for the next release of ST Unlocker?

Get you some pedals, son!