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I'm trying to squeeze some sense from Elite support. My Drivo ramps up power in 7s avg in ERG mode, Ant+ connection. First 3s it won't even move the stepping motor! I'm angry because it fails short intervals in Zwift training session. That can't be tolerated for the trainer that is advertised as Zwi...

Here comes 2020 and no new firmware for Drivo either. Elite claims to release new firmware at the beginning of 2020 now. (Pinocchio inside should have rather long nose at the moment) Support denies to provide me any Android App mentioned above. I regret buying the Drivo - support provides no actual ...

If I didn't know it is Direto on the first graph I'd say it is my Drivo. The same 7 sec. delays to ramp up resistance. Slightly shorter delays when releasing resistance. Maybe some Drivo hardware revisions have even slower stepping motor or control board. Anyway it is so slow in ERG mode that it fai...

Had the same squeaking noise from my Drivo after only a few hundred km's on it! I wasn't writing on the forum, just googled recommendations to grease the belt and followed it using vaseline and screwdriver do deliver it to the belt. Those 'rare issues' affecting Elite hometrainers aren't rare at all...

I'm a Drivo owner for over a year too. I confirm that for some reasons Drivo uses quite harsh steps for resistance change in simulation mode ride for flat terrain (I usually use Zwift). It makes it rather difficult to reach desired power, unlike the real world ride where I can play gear/cadence to g...

I own Drivo from 2018. Suffer delays both in ERG and SIM mode from the start. It takes around 5 to 7 sec to reach requested power at steady cadence. Using freeride mode in Zwift shows the same picture - first 3 sec when hitting a 10% ramp the trainer is just idling or doing minimal changes, then it ...