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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
I had a to get my shifter on my GR9 group replaced. 80 Designer store sent me another and I paid shipping. They had the typical timezone delay on responses.

Just received a reply from 80's designer on sending me a new RD and wanted US$15 for shipping. 

April 16, 2024, 11:27:48 PM
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
i was thinking about the additional bar tape, but then I would end up covering the CR2032 battery port of the shifters.

On my other bike with Ultegra shifters, I did switch to a -17° stem and while that extended my reach slightly, it put less pressure on my grip position. Though I'm not sure if it would help since my main issue is slim grip design that's causing discomfort.

I slipped two pieces of thin bar tape, each 1 to 1.5 inches long under the rubber hoods mainly to provide more cushion and beef up the height to transition the hoods to bar better.  Might help in your case too.  Used double-sided tape to secure.

April 16, 2024, 11:35:24 PM
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
It's definitely concerning to hear about the ER9/X RDs just dying. By any chance do you have a bar code on your RD? Joe from China Cycling said it should say the manufacturing date. Reading the first 6 digits, mine says 250123. If that's dd/mm/yy, that means I have an RD from early last year.  :(

I'm not sure I would take the ER9 groupset as my travel bike either. Luckily I have other mechanical bikes for travel. I'm just wondering if there's a way we can narrow down the problematic groupsets or if they're all ticking time bombs!  :-\

I have two ER9 sets, one with the RD phantom batt drain fault that I described a few pages back.  Both have serial numbers starting with 250123.  First set was bought in Nov 2023, second in Feb 2024.  More likely that these numbers are just product codes identifying it is an ER9 RD with the following numbers the actual serial number.  Unless someone actually owns an ER9 RD that has different first six numbers.

I'm hesitating installing the 2nd ER9 set on my gravel tourer due to reliability concerns.  When riding on the road near home in relatively good conditions, its not a big deal, but in a foreign country with limited access to LTWOO ERX/ER9 parts, its a big risk unless you carry a spare ER9 RD around on your travels.  With SRAM and Shimano, almost every decent bike shop will be able to provide the needed parts in a jiffy.

April 24, 2024, 12:15:44 PM
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