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I have tried commuting on an e-bike and it worked really well but I would still like the top speed to be increased to about 30 km/h (could be 33 km/h to match t
by jbergens 9y ago
I have tried commuting on an e-bike and it worked really well but I would still like the top speed to be increased to about 30 km/h (could be 33 km/h to match the US rules of 20 mph).
In Sweden there is a secondary class of bikes that can have motor support up to 45 km/h but those require an insurance that costs a lot of money. And they eat batteries, those has to get better.
- amiga-workbench 9y agoI begin to notice the voltage drop after about 8 miles and have to throttle back to stop the controller unit cutting out. Its enough to get me to and from work on one charge though. I can get up to 30mph on my bike but I stay slower just out of concern for pedestrians. I always slow down to a crawl when passing people, especially those who are walking dogs just to be on the safe side. Sadly there are those who insist on bombing down the footpath at full throttle who spoil it for the rest of us.