Hi.. Thanks for watching.. I agree.. I actually had one in the video that I wear from dusk and at night.. they do work great but I cut them out for time..
The Electra Townie Go with the 8 speed internal rear transmission is the finest ebike on the planet, especially for big riders over six ft, no worries about the battery burning down your house, super long range with the 500 watt battery, but its the flat foot geometry that blows my mind. Until you ride this particular model you won't understand but after five thousand miles its truly amazing. Its the suburban ot chevy Tahoe of pedal assist ebikes.
Great list! Picked up a couple of things from your links. I've been consider switching to a full face helmet for my work commute via ST7 because of the speed...
Hi Jason! As i am considering a St7 as well, i'd love your point of vue on the following: my local Stromer dealer is offering me a demo ST7 with 50miles on it with 5% discount. although i can afford a full price if i must , the discount is certainly interesting. considering the pinion issue you faced on yours and all the other issues that other St7 owners have described in forums, do you think the increased potential risk of misuse inherent with acquiring a demo e-bike and how sophisticated thus delicate ST7 is, do you think the demo is still worth getting or would you go for a new one? your POV would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance!
@@rptempmail1 I think that would be a good deal.. a couple things I would want to ask. 1. Make sure you would get the full warranty on the bike. If so you should be fine. 2. You can see when the bike was manufactured … I bought mine in July of 2023 … so anything around or before that date you would want to be careful of that pinion issue. I also know that in April 2024 they changed the Torque Sensor design … that could be a consideration as well (given I just had to have mine replaced).
@@jasonlynch9979 Hi Jason and many thanks for your prompt response and sharing your POV!. Much appreciate it! interesting to hear about your torque sensing issue since myself i am an owner of a st1x that just died after 5 years of flawless service. I was told by the dealer: cause of death is due to a defective toque sensing related part inside the motor (apparently a known issue by Stromer) which would cost at least over $800 to repair by the dealer, which i may just choose to forgo and replace the bike. Thanks again!
I recommend photosensitive lenses they auto adjust to sunlight and dark areas very fast and much safer then only one dark lense
Hi.. Thanks for watching.. I agree.. I actually had one in the video that I wear from dusk and at night.. they do work great but I cut them out for time..
Thank you very much Jason🙏🏻
Thank you for watching.. Ride Safe
Great info Jason! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you
The Electra Townie Go with the 8 speed internal rear transmission is the finest ebike on the planet, especially for big riders over six ft, no worries about the battery burning down your house, super long range with the 500 watt battery, but its the flat foot geometry that blows my mind. Until you ride this particular model you won't understand but after five thousand miles its truly amazing. Its the suburban ot chevy Tahoe of pedal assist ebikes.
@@amdg2023 sounds interesting.. I will have to check it out.
Great list! Picked up a couple of things from your links. I've been consider switching to a full face helmet for my work commute via ST7 because of the speed...
Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback. If you decide to go full face, let me know what you end up with.
Hi Jason! As i am considering a St7 as well, i'd love your point of vue on the following: my local Stromer dealer is offering me a demo ST7 with 50miles on it with 5% discount. although i can afford a full price if i must , the discount is certainly interesting. considering the pinion issue you faced on yours and all the other issues that other St7 owners have described in forums, do you think the increased potential risk of misuse inherent with acquiring a demo e-bike and how sophisticated thus delicate ST7 is, do you think the demo is still worth getting or would you go for a new one?
your POV would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance!
@@rptempmail1 I think that would be a good deal.. a couple things I would want to ask. 1. Make sure you would get the full warranty on the bike. If so you should be fine. 2. You can see when the bike was manufactured … I bought mine in July of 2023 … so anything around or before that date you would want to be careful of that pinion issue. I also know that in April 2024 they changed the Torque Sensor design … that could be a consideration as well (given I just had to have mine replaced).
@@jasonlynch9979 Hi Jason and many thanks for your prompt response and sharing your POV!. Much appreciate it! interesting to hear about your torque sensing issue since myself i am an owner of a st1x that just died after 5 years of flawless service. I was told by the dealer: cause of death is due to a defective toque sensing related part inside the motor (apparently a known issue by Stromer) which would cost at least over $800 to repair by the dealer, which i may just choose to forgo and replace the bike. Thanks again!