Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike

Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by semi-extrinsic on Friday November 27, 2020 @02:50PM (#25232024)

Ooo, nice. This is quite clever - still will require insight and effort from the rider, but it should be less of a shot in the dark, if it works. I'm not in your target market personally, but I like the approach.

Are you going all out with triaxial load in the seat post, or uniaxial (posterior)?

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Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by hazeii on Friday November 27, 2020 @03:20PM (#25232246)

You're asking the right sort of question :)

Seatpost is actually one of the simpler sensors, without giving too much away it's sensing force in 4 different directions.

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Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by frutiger on Friday November 27, 2020 @06:49PM (#25233655)

Is the 4th direction time?

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Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by auxym on Friday November 27, 2020 @07:59PM (#25234132)

Typically it would be a rotation (or torque, if we're talking load force/torque cells).

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Re:Greg LeMond’s New 26 LB. Carbon Fiber Ebike by hazeii on Saturday November 28, 2020 @03:32AM (#25236225)

Limited in what I can say, but you're not wrong :)

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