txwheel Posted April 27 Share Posted April 27 (edited) I’m trying to come up with a comprehensive list of the differences between the Sherman S and the Lynx. Could you guys help me add to the list below, or correct any inaccuracies? The Lynx, compared to the Sherman S…. * has higher voltage for higher top speed, faster charging, faster acceleration/braking, more power for climbing or for plowing upstairs or through turbulent terrain. * has a smart BMS * has a telescopic trolley handle * has PWM based tilt back * has progressive springs in the shocks * is lighter, taller, and has a sturdier kickstand * tail lights have discrete left/right turn signals * no more lasers on tail light * is a bit less stable at high-speeds * seems to have a few more reported incidents of cutouts then the Sherman S * more prone to wobbles at higher speeds * pedals have friction hinges rather than ratcheting hinges *Smaller battery and thus less range * magnesium instead of aluminum wheel rim * more temperature sensors in the batteries * no reports yet of odometer suddenly getting wiped out * charger is noisier and some of them are set to too high of a voltage by default, requiring the user to be careful about max charging or to open the charger up to adjust the potentiometer to a lower max voltage. * inherits some of the later batch improvements from the Sherman S that the first S units did not have including the CNC’d shock clamps, improved quality bearings, and pedal design without the raised edges that prevent the spikes from grabbing the rider’s shoes. * easier tire changes * silicone covers for the shock adjuster knobs * charging port moved from the front to the tail side * improved waterproofing through a double housing design over the board. * buttons around the screen protrude instead of being recessed * less surface area on the sides for power pad placement * integrated adjustable foot-securing “pads” for jumping and staying planted on the pedals in bumpy terrain Edited April 28 by txwheel 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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