> If the rider pedals hard enough to create excess energy (more than is required to power the motor at the current speed), that energy is dumped into the e-bike

> If the rider pedals hard enough to create excess energy (more than is required to power the motor at the current speed), that energy is dumped into the e-bike’s battery to be used later. I’d want that to make the bike move faster. That behaviour is going to be really unintuitive. Unless I’m misunderstanding? I have an ebike for windy/lazy days, and the assistance cuts out at 25km/h. I can still go faster by continuing to pedal sufficiently hard. I’d rather do that and sacrifice regenerated power than be limited to 25km/h.