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Anyone got any idea how Shimano actually assesses/measures battery health? I presume the app is just reading a parameter stored in the BMS. But how is this calculated?

Thanks. Interesting. No don’t know Scottish Paul.

Yeah, I'll wait until the warranty is expired (2 years I think). Our ancestors were probably running around together. My father was born in Paisley - but left when he was 3. Been to Scotland once way back in the 80's. What are you running tyre-wise now? Did you wear your first bike out?

3rd motor! Must be the Scottish Highlands. All covered under warranty I presume? It seems replacement motors are pretty common for Specialized/Brose bikes but not so much for Shimano. I've heard motors are quite hard to come by - maybe demand is outstripping supply. I'd have a go at fixing it...

5000km is impressive. Any motor problems? It seems that the Shimano Steps gear is pretty reliable. Yeah - maybe if you charged your battery 3 or 4 times per day, you'd get 1,000 charge cycles before it bit the dust - but it would have to last about 20 years for me to get that far!

Now that the Steps system has been around for about 3 years, I'm just wondering what your experiences are with battery life: How many Km's/miles (total) have you got out of your battery so far? How many charge cycles have you done? Have you had to replace a battery yet? Any issues with the...

Should be like new.

How old is the battery?

Mine did exactly that the other day too. A few days earlier, I’d been riding on the trails and there’s a long uphill near the end where I put it in boost. After this long uphill, the display went from 2 or 3 bars to 1 bar red. But when I completed the ride and turned the bike off and on again...

Ouch. That's a bummer. I haven't pulled one apart (yet). So these are just my thoughts. Bear in mind that any work you do on it will void any future motor warranty issues. Maybe moisture/crud has got into the circuit board inside the motor. Worst case is that the circuit board is cracked or...