Shimano's EP801 Extended Boost Tested 

You can update the display only. It is an orderable part from a shimano dealer.

No only the shop can change it. Just set it to max.

unlikely... it would be good if they could.

Everyone tell me the bms of the battery pack is also different, ive been wondering of you could convert the existing battery

It doesnt.

@@alexbiketester i will move to dji motor that’s going to be a step forward when it comes smart battery & firmware.

@@porroco It looks interesting. looks special compared to whats on market at moment

hence why the Bosch has marginally more power still.

I think the cancel is good maybe they could have option to enable disabled added ?

@@S14AA In what situation would you ever want to cancel the overrun by backpedaling? That's when you need the overrun the most when you are cranking back to time pedal strokes... Did you think at all what you are saying or just say something sounds good because it exists without thinking at all?

@@rawmancemtb well when you have alot of overrun and you get pushed into something or into a switch back, for exaple on switch backs i switch down a power mode so there is less over run, lets say you hop up a rock ledge but then you need to bounce the bike around or trac stand straight away how do you do that when the back is still driving ? and in your comment you talk about changing which foot is cranking once the pedal gets to the bottom of the stroke if you can get the pedal to the bottom you can keep spinning it ? although unless there is something on the other side then you could only take 1 pedal all the way down then yes being able to turn back half a turn could be usefull but my then you should be up the edge and can reset ? the only time i see you point is up a rut where its long and you cant spin the pedals

@@S14AA You just use brakes to stop the overrun... Needing overrun is something that happens constantly. I've never thought I wouldn't want overrun in any scenario. Have you ever tried to to go fast on a trail? Your comment seems from someone who has never pedaled a moderately technical trail at any effort and is theorizing what it might be like. No you absolutely can't just keep pedaling when you cranking back to change the timing to not smash the pedals into rocks. Your comment makes no sense.

4.3 or something...

@@alexbiketester ya thats what i updated to

@@alexbiketester i updated it, now what do I do to get the update installed and working?

@@mutleyadamsracing2684 you need to go to a shimano dealer to change the settings to max.

The Marin is really good!

@@alexbiketester yep, the new Marin Alpine Ebike is fantastic, Looks a bit odd at first but grows on ya haha

And it’s really ugly, sorry to say. EP801 is quite nice to ride, see how after the update it runs.