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The way I read it is if you use throttle-only you can reach 20 mph, but then if adding pedal-power you reach 28 mph. The pedal is probably not generating suffi
by thrill 1y ago
The way I read it is if you use throttle-only you can reach 20 mph, but then if adding pedal-power you reach 28 mph. The pedal is probably not generating sufficient force to add 8 mph, but it’s telling the control system to do that.
- jlhawn 1y agoclass 2 and class 3 are mutually exclusive. You cannot legally have an e-bike that supports throttle up to 20mph that can also continue to e-assist if you pedal up to 28mph. While it's technically possible in software to switch between these modes, consumers aren't supposed to be able to do this on their own.
- sethherr 1y agoYou have an incorrect definition of Class 3. Class 3 allows pedal assist up to 28 and throttle to 20 https://thecyclistchoice.com/resources/electric-bike-classes-explained/ https://thecyclistchoice.com/resources/electric-bike-classes...
- IncreasePosts 1y agoI did it on my e bike...all I did was lie to the computer about how big my wheels were, which was a directly accessible in the settings menu