Hello everybody – I had long holidays…
Did you see the preview of the “new” Extraenergy test on Aktiv-Radfahren? (pdf in German > 1MB)
In the introduction of Hannes Neupert, the founder of Extraenergy, there is an interesting explanation of the delay.
The new Giant has demanded to repeat three times the test (between 1000 and the 3000 km, approximately 7 months each): the electronics with which it has been proposed initially guaranteed an exceptional range but it offered too much low assistance, therefore it has been changed repeatedly… on the models already distributed, says Neupert, “Giant replaces the electronics free of charge, if in doubt ask your retailer”.
At the end the test result is Very Good… But I wonder if Giant could afford a different judgment: therefore the many modifications and the long delay… the defects (frame bending, motor drag) are confirmed, but this new electronics (that we are not sure will be the same of models on sell) seems to give a considerable assistance also uphill (at expenses of the range, of course, which seems to be not much more than a half of the one stated initially).
Did you see the preview of the “new” Extraenergy test on Aktiv-Radfahren? (pdf in German > 1MB)
In the introduction of Hannes Neupert, the founder of Extraenergy, there is an interesting explanation of the delay.
The new Giant has demanded to repeat three times the test (between 1000 and the 3000 km, approximately 7 months each): the electronics with which it has been proposed initially guaranteed an exceptional range but it offered too much low assistance, therefore it has been changed repeatedly… on the models already distributed, says Neupert, “Giant replaces the electronics free of charge, if in doubt ask your retailer”.
At the end the test result is Very Good… But I wonder if Giant could afford a different judgment: therefore the many modifications and the long delay… the defects (frame bending, motor drag) are confirmed, but this new electronics (that we are not sure will be the same of models on sell) seems to give a considerable assistance also uphill (at expenses of the range, of course, which seems to be not much more than a half of the one stated initially).