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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Hi everyone, I believe my ER9 is still viewed as an ERX as well on the app. That sucks if the ER7 doesn't have a trim feature. I don't have the latest V3 ER9/X version to check the differences in FD cage design, but the trim is very useful on my V1 ER9. Unlike Wheeltop, I don't think LTwoo is very particular about mixing-n-matching components. September 15, 2025, 09:25:57 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
I had read that the ERX, EGR, and ER9 were interchangeable. Thanks for the update on this 318 Store. Prices are good but could they be trusted and now that is answered. September 17, 2025, 08:28:57 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Today first outing in the rain, so far everything is ok... let's hope The ER7 seems to have benefited from all the improvements of the V3 ER9/X especially the improved water sealing. Also having spent sometime reading about the complaints people have with Wheeltop EDS TX/GeX, LTwoo seems to have ironed out most of the problems with the groupset. September 27, 2025, 10:08:18 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Hello everyone, since batteries are sensitive to the cold, and I live in Italy's, Aosta Valley, where temperatures drop to -10°C in winter, do you think it's better to remove the battery and bring it indoors at home? If you leave the battery disconnected for a long time, will the parameters be reset, or are they saved to an EEPROM and remain saved? Depends. Do you store your bikes in an outdoor shed/garage? Some people have had issues with cold weather, but it's mainly due to shift buttons getting sticky. I haven't heard anything in regards to batteries. September 28, 2025, 10:20:34 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
I'd just leave the batteries and check periodically via the app if there's drain from the cold weather. I didn't ride my bike for about 3 weeks and it was at 87% from full charge (stored indoors). It only took a few minutes to charge back to full.
September 28, 2025, 11:49:38 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Hi Jonathan, The Senicx chainrings shifts decently for a cheap aftermarket setup. You're just going to have to fine tune the FD until you nail the shifting. Maybe a new set of 105 R7000/7100 chainrings would work well. October 05, 2025, 10:08:48 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Sorry for the silly question, but I don't understand one thing. While I understand the fine tuning of the rear derailleur, I don't understand the fine tuning of the front derailleur. By reading the guide and watching YouTube videos, I adjusted the upper and lower limit switches, but what's the purpose of fine tuning the front derailleur from the app, or at least how do I use it? There's so many variable to FD tuning. I adjust my ER9 cage in a certain way. Ignore all the YT'ers, they don't even know what they're doing! First I'd make sure your FD cage is as close as possible to the chainring teeth. At the least, a 2mm gap (FD cage to teeth) is as wide as you should go. Second I would tune the FD first for the small chainring and small cog. Get that chain (while on the small cassette cog) as close to the to the cage as possible to insure you don't have rubbing in the big cassette cog. Once that's taken care of, shift to the big ring and adjust the big chainring/small cog in the same way. Get the cage as close as possible to the chain. 1-2 number differences can be huge with the fine tuning. On my out-of-spec 52-36/10-33t setup, I notice 82 vs 84 makes all the difference with good or bad FD shifting under load. In fact since I use gear protection, I don't mind chain rubbing in my small/small because I don't use my 2 smallest cogs on the small chainring (or my big/big). My setup is optimized to work well within the usuable gear range, completely ignoring the cross-chaining gears. Anyways good luck! October 06, 2025, 11:49:12 AM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
The FD needs to be as close as possible, I'd get one of these adjustment spacers if there's a huge gap. https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832775148180.html October 06, 2025, 12:25:53 PM |
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Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
Really surprised there's not more noise about the LTWOO ER7 groupset, with discounts I managed to get it for £278.37...... I think someone (maybe you) should start a new ER7 / ER9 v.3 thread. This one is getting very old and is nearly impossibly long for newer buyers/users to discuss the newest generation. It's probably a good time for it since it's a new product number and also an entirely new product line (mid-tier Ltwoo electronic groupset). That would also free up this existing thread to continue discussing the older generation of products and any issues/problems that are unique to them. October 17, 2025, 10:00:42 AM |
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Re: LTWOO V1.0 Rear Derailleur-- bad. Any ideas
Well, me being the kinda guy who fucking hates a mystery decided to pull the motor as they say. Looked over the mechanics. No signs of water intrusion however the motor housing seems to lack any O-ring or gasket seal . WTF LTWOO? So they saved a few shekels not waterproofing the most important part of the damn system??..LOL. These things will get wet on occasion. Being such low voltages its impossible to say if the main control board is fried. So after uncorking it all, I did manage to dislodge the red and green wires so I need to find a micro soldering kit. Or just wait for damned new rear derailleur. I was able to move the internal gears around to move the main gears & spindle that swings the derailleur arm. October 24, 2025, 06:28:08 AM |
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