Originally Posted by
350htrr
I did something like that too when I first got my set up and got 350 miles on 1 charge eco riding using the assist only as much as "needed"... When I used the assist as much as I would normally use it I got 65 miles on 1 charge... So, the only real way to measure how good the assistance is for comparing the distance one can get assistance for, is using the assistance at full, I got 30 miles on 1 charge doing that... Or better yet riding the bike only in power/throttle mode and not pedaling... I got 20 miles on 1 charge that way...
Anyways,
my point being...
20 miles per charge
using electric only is a long ways from 350 miles
with a lot of pedaling.
20 miles per charge
using electric only, is still a long ways from even 60 miles with
normal pedaling.
20 miles per charge
using electric only, is acceptable from 30 miles with
some pedaling.
That is the way I see it...
