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Trek Domane+ - non_OEM solutions for Kiox mount, and lighting suggestions.

• Thread starter FInx
• Start date Jun 3, 2020

• Jun 3, 2020

• Powered by the Bosch motor/battery, preferably with minimal modifications (i.e no drilling, etc.. nothing to invalidate my warranty). Plug and play is ideal, but I'm not opposed to doing some soldering/splicing as long as I have very detailed instructions that can be implemented without invalidating the warranty.
• Must have Off/Bright (night)/Flash (day) modes at a minimum. Having multiple brightness settings (high/low beam) is fine, but these three are a must.
• Needs to have flexible mounting options. If I end up with the Kiox Blendr mount, I can't directly mount using a Blendr (middle of the stem) attachment, so either something that can attach to the lower stem bolts, or a low (narrow) profile handlebar mount (preferably with the light underneath).
• Ideally, it would need it's own control button (on/off mode change), as I don't see any options to change the functionality of the Kiox light contol butting (only changes between high/low beam).
• Must be friendly to oncoming traffic (riders, pedestrians or drivers). I commute mostly on an suburban bike path and don't want to blind oncoming cyclists. I'm not off road, so don't need a particularly wide beam pattern. Somewhat bright and focused down to the path in front is me.
• Not too fussed about price. I'm happy to pay a premium for a good quality light that suits my needs.

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• Jun 4, 2020

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You are welcome! Glad I could help! First of all, that's a good-lookin' eBike! I haven't seen that color in the wild yet. This is an awesome commuting setup, and that's impressive range. How far do you go daily? Is this on the Burke-Gilman Trail? To answer your light question... #2. 'A software setting that can only be changed by the dealer.' The dealer can select from (3) options for lighting operation (don't quote me on the wording below, but it's close enough): 1. Lights disabled 2. Lights switchable ON/OFF 3. Lights permanently ON The OEM (Trek) decides which setting to select at time of eBike assembly. In the case of Trek's special lighting controls, it would probably make sense that they set this to 'permanently ON,' and then use their own switch to select the actual light function. Otherwise someone might accidentally hit the Kiox light button, and cause the other light switch not to work. In theory, this setting should still be selectable by the Dealer, but it is possible that Trek decided not to allow all (3) choices to avoid the scenario I mentioned above. Hard to say without seeing Diagnostic on this eBike. That Moustache mount you posted is one of the ones I was thinking of. I feel like Stephen somehow ordered that one, or one like it for shipment to the US, but I'm not positive. I'll try to find some more info.  

Thanks @William - Bosch Team , This is super helpful! That color is actually a Trek Project 1 "Brushed Metal" finish. Probably not many of them floating around. I'm not too fussed about colors, but the three defaults were pretty terrible, so I went with the P1 option. That picture was taken on the East Lake Sammamish Trail just south of Marymoor Park. I was just out on the first test ride seeing how things worked when I took the picture. I live in the Bothell area and commute from there to Bellevue on the Sammamish River Trail. This is 30 miles round trip, so I only need one battery for this. The 2nd battery set up is for longer weekend rides up into the hills (Snoqualmie Valley, etc..). I'll check with the Trek shop where I purchased the bike about changing the light setting. I'm curious to see how this goes. Hopefully Stephen can help me find a place to actually buy that mount. That would give me a few more of options. Thanks again, Finx  

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• Jun 5, 2020

Ah, that makes sense! I forgot about Project 1 for eBikes. It's an exciting color, yet subtle enough for a commuter. I believe the Acid mount is the one I was thinking of. I'll keep digging.  

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• Jun 11, 2020

@FInx Thanks for providing such great details on your previous comments--always helpful to digest with visuals, etc. In terms of the aftermarket options (that i know of)---it may be tricky. Knowing the setup of the Domane + and now as of Friday getting to see one for the first time, I am unsure of what third-party options will suit your desires. Overall, if you keep the lighting setup as is, but look to mount the Kiox in a different manner, I believe there are options. If you look to replace both the light setup and Kiox setup, there will be more hurdles. I have the Acid one you linked above---really good mount. You would need to keep the high/low beam light switch because built into that switch is placement for the Kiox remote. If you removed that high/low beam switch, there is no spot to mount the remote. The Moustache one pictured above will not work if the high/low switch is removed. That picture is for a mountain bike setup they have so there is a 22.2 mm section of handlebar for the remote to be attached. I have attached a photo below, this is of the Moustache Dimanche 28.5---that would be a solution as they have incorporated a section for the remote. Note, that was the best picture I found of their setup Another doable setup, however I do not know of any aftermarket availability is the next picture I've attached. This is of the new Cannondale Topstone Neo--which uses a Kiox and brackets provided by Cannondale. Let me know what you've been thinking over the weekend. Cheers  

• Jun 12, 2020

• Jun 14, 2020

FInx said: THANK YOU SO MUCH @William - Bosch Team !! This kind of customer service is one of the reasons customers become loyal to brands! Your explanation of the light modes is great, but there is one piece I dont fully understand. You said that the Kiox should be able to turn the lights off and on via the light switch on the Kiox itself. The light switch on mine does absolutely nothing (at least not that I can see). Is this because. 1. I've failed to find the appropriate setting withing the Kiox or eBike Connect App? 2. This is a software setting that can only be changed by the dealer? 3. I have a defective unit? ( I doubt this is the case ) Re: Alternative Kiox Mounts. I've found some online. Most of them are only sold in Europe. I saw one I rather liked on Moustache Bikes website, but they don't sell them online and suggest to 'contact a dealer', of which there are none in my area. Electrical Bikes powered by Bosch - Moustache Bikes Moustache is the strong belief that the electric bicycle represents an incredible opportunity for the development of bicycle use! We believe it is the perfect tool to leave the car in the garage. moustachebikes.com View attachment 54404 I tried the stem cap mount found on many MTB's. On my setup, with a 120mm stem angled down, the Kiox just sits up too high off the top of the stem (sorry, I don't have a picture). I do need to cut a centimeter or so off my steerer, which would help some, but I'm not planning to do that in the short term, until I'm sure about my fit. The one shown on Moustache Bikes website would work pretty well I think, as I could mount the Kiox alongside the stem as shown above, and use the Trek Dual Blendr mount to mount my main bike computer (Wahoo Roam) on the top half, and have the new front light, whatever that ends up being, hanging from the lower mount. View attachment 54410 FWIW, here is a picture of the subject bike on it's shakedown ride. There are a few things changed or missing here. The stem is now angled down. The Elemnt Bolt is now a Roam, and not shown is the Tailfin Trunkbag, which sits on top of the two panniers attached to the seat tube, which carries a second battery nestled into some Kaizen Foam to keep it safe. I get about 80-90 miles of range on this, which is not too shabby considering the hilly terrain I ride in the Seattle area, and the system weight, with the 60cm bike, two batteries and my fat butt is pretty significant. View attachment 54405 Here is the stock photo of the Tailfin Trunk Bag, which I use with or without the shown panniers to carry the second battery. View attachment 54406 Click to expand...

As far as lights , the easiest set up would be with a L&M Seca 1800/2200/2500 , you would keep the 3 or the 6cell battery in the case on the top tube. In my case i've chosen the Seca 2500 over Supernova b/c this way it won't use up my battery. Mine has a 6cell and i need to run it at high beam nigh time.  

• Jun 15, 2020

FInx said: ... I really only need the Kiox there to turn the system off and on, and know what mode I'm in. Click to expand...

Thanks @William - Bosch Team . I don't think it's worth the downgrade to the older display unit. I actually like the Kiox display. I just want slightly different light functionality than the stock Trek setup allows, and to hopefully disengage the fixed Light/Kiox mount system.  

I'm happy to hear you say that! I much prefer the Kiox over the Purion, but wanted to share all options I knew of. I'm excited to see what you get worked out!  

William - Bosch Team said: I'm happy to hear you say that! I much prefer the Kiox over the Purion, but wanted to share all options I knew of. I'm excited to see what you get worked out! Click to expand...

• Jun 16, 2020

FInx said: As far as the Creo, the non-removable battery was a deal breaker for me. Click to expand...

FInx said: According to the Bosch folks in this thread, the Seca wouldn't work, Click to expand...

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Thanks @Ebiker01 , I appreciate the info, but I really want to stick with integrated lights (not have to deal with separate cells to charge/replace), and just keep the system as simple and clean as possible. I'm either going to go with either the L&M NIP/Tuck system, which will more than serve my needs, or just stick with the Bontrager lights. Still on the hunt for the Acid Kiox Mount Bracket if anyone has a line on one...  

• Jun 17, 2020

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