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Can you post a few pics? how much are you asking and what is the condition?

Correct , that is after torquing to spec. I’ve sent to them for feedback as well.

Did anyone else notice a lot of slop (after torque to spec) where the yoke and links connect? The stock link did not have any. Here is a video: VIEW VIDEO ... I'm wondering if tolerances are off on the link I got.

Any thoughts on the weight of this bike compared to the 2023 Orbea Wild? The advertised weight is quite a bit higher and I'm wondering where all that extra weight would be coming from with similar spec and bosch motors. @Rob Rides EMTB how would you compare the ride feel compared to the Wild?

A total of 6 people in my group have the h15. All of them have the problem with the bike discharging if left plugged in for around 24 hours or more. None of us have issues with the bike discharging once unplugged. I think you are good on that front.

Not sure about these claims of batteries discharging to 80% while plugged in as being normal. If I leave my iPhone or laptop plugged in for two days it does not discharge to 80%. It is always topped up when I go and unplug it. Same with my last eBike (yt decoy) and the carbon orbea rise also...

I got the modal dialogue that said the premium license was applied, but I'll try again tomorrow. The license was previously applied on my old bike. I'm thinking that may be the issue. Is the license transferrable to a new bike or do I have to buy another one?

I meant change circumference. All I see on that screen is the speed correction slider.

I have an Orbea Rise that I put a 27.5 wheel on. @vadII With the premium version of your app I'm not seeing the option to change the wheel size. I assume this is due to the app not being compatible with the firmware on the bike? Will an updated version of the app be available soon or should I...

I assume it is. All 4 people I know with the bike have the issue. I would still buy it with the issue myself, but it is pretty silly and I hope it gets addressed and fixed by orbea at some point.

Yeah, the bike shop support got back to me and they are starting to say it is a feature instead of a bug... this was my response: _____________________________________________ It is a bit crazy to me if that is a feature and not a bug. I could see that making sense if it started draining after...

My friend has the carbon M and it is not an issue on his. Seems to just be the new H versions.

Yes if you disconnect within a small window after the charge reaches 100% you are good. It doesn't drain once the charger is unplugged. I would imagine a lot of riders are not noticing the problem yet but more and more will start wondering why they drop 1 bar so quickly on a ride. If you use...

I doubt it is a shimano issue since the battery and charger are not shimano and reports would likely be more widespread across manufacturers. Also my friend has a Rise M and does not have the issue. I'm thinking maybe a charger issue?

If you own the new Rise H, please check if your battery starts discharging after reaching full charge and staying connected to the charger. Between myself and friends we have 4 new H15 bikes. We were all were noticing that starting rides the battery was not fully charged, even though it was...

Haven't had issues with two different rises, mine and a friend that we ride hard on. Honestly this feels like something shimano is responsible for. Very thin wall with a hole drilled in it... are you kidding me. That area the cranks are attached to should be double the thickness.

I don't see why there is resistance to the Rise being built up as an aggressive trail bike and adding a bit of extra weight to it to handle more aggressive riding styles or suspension preferences. Orbea themselves have two different types of builds, one with a Fox 34 and a beefier one with a...

Yeah this is quite strange. Support in Europe seems to respond to it as though it is a common issue, whereas the responses I got for the US support made it sound as if my support request was the first time they ever heard of such a thing.

Ha! Hopefully you'll remain creak free. In my case we haven't had more than two inches of rain since last winter, so it has just been dry conditions. I did check and repack the bearings when I last had the pivots apart. They were fairly dry, but not seized up at all. My current attempt at...

Thanks for that. Adding another #9 washer was what I actually had asked support about as an option. I said: "What do you think about also installing one or two extra #9 washers on top of the existing one to try and move the chain stay away from the main frame a little more so the rub doesn’t...