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I have a Levo MY2020 and changed the rear wheel from 29 to 27.5. The real circumference is now 2050mm and also in missioncontrol.
Unfortunately in BLEvo the minimum value to set is 2100mm. Would it be possible to change that with the next update?
Thank you - Great App. No speed manipulation installed.
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2050mm is not a 27.5"... it should be 2255mm...
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I have a Levo FSR Comp 2016 model with 29" wheels front and back.
Mission control reports the wheel circumference at 2000mm.
What settings do I need change in BLEvo to unlock the speed limit to my max for my setup?
Any other settings needed?
I use the maps with another device for GPS - speed monitor etc. So do I need to have BLEvo on while using the bike or once I set it I can have it off until I need to make any settings change again?
Any other setting changes you recommend?
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CITAZIONE (Demetri Christodoulou @ 22/4/2023, 07:30) I have a Levo FSR Comp 2016 model with 29" wheels front and back.
Mission control reports the wheel circumference at 2000mm.
What settings do I need change in BLEvo to unlock the speed limit to my max for my setup?
Any other settings needed?
I use the maps with another device for GPS - speed monitor etc. So do I need to have BLEvo on while using the bike or once I set it I can have it off until I need to make any settings change again?
Any other setting changes you recommend?
If Mission Control says 2000mm means that the bike is already unlocked.. when you home the Bike setup in BLEvo you should set the real wheel size.
You don't need BLEvo while using the bike, but you need it if you want to use the Smart Power functionality.
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