r/ebike

Does anyone know a good tune for the Strike 60 volt with an upgraded controller called the Fardriver ND72450?

EBike mileage claims are so far off they are a joke. My experience is they get about 1/4 - 1/3 the mileage the manufacturer or seller claims. They really need to have a testing authority validate all Ebikes mileage claims, I would pay a $ or 2 extra to pay for this testing.

I look at the Amp Hour rating of the battery to get a rough idea, a 36v 6ah battery isn't going to take you more than 5-6 miles on a charge. a 48v 6ah will get you 10. To get 50-70 miles per charge you need a 48v 30ah battery if it's a 100% EBike, no peddling.

I like the looks of the super 73 and the e box dragster, but the super 73 models are a little bit over budget, and the e box dragster isn't street legal on most if not all their models. I'm currently looking at the schwinn hurricane. It's legal and budget friendly. I'm not a very tall person being a tween around 5 foot 1, maybe 5 foot 2. I just want a decent commuter bike that is fun to ride and sturdy. I don't need to be doing crazy tricks. Is this a good buy for my budget and description? It seems fitting, but I don't have many good opinions on it. Please share if you can. I would like a bike that has similar looks as some of the Macfoxes, low, boxy, and slick. I'm just wondering if the schwinn hurricane is worth the buy, considering that similar bikes, like the macfox x1s, is way more expensive for not having much change in the specifications. Is it a good buy for $700?

Cop appears to just be making up stuff as she goes

What is the best folding e-bike 20” for stability that still pedals nicely. I’m looking for my first e-bike. I want to maintain my mobility and move easily throughout my community. Need some cargo space as well. What are the best models? Thinking around $1200

Seguinte, meu namorado pegou uma bike de um leilão e me deu, pensei em fazer o seguro da Porto Seguro mas está dando 105 reais por mês, fora que não cobre furto simples e tem muitas reclamações no reclame aqui, queria uma indicação de seguro bom

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Hi, I managed to get diagnostic tool 3 with OEM dongle, but I miss the update files. Is anyone here who can share the files? In exchange, i can send the diag tool 3 software.

AVINOX put out a bullish statement on advancing e-bike power today, largely dismissing concerns from some corners of the industry, including from long-standing trail orgs, as being overly concerned about the impact on the future of the industry and potential bans on mountain bike access.

What's your view? Do you want higher power peaks or something else entirely from manufacturers?

https://www.cyclingelectric.com/in-depth/avinox-dismisses-e-bike-industry-concerns-about-power-metrics

Looking for an E-Bike around 2k, I would be using it for pleasure rides/small store runs, would prefer atleast 60,80, miles of range, with atleast 30-40 speed, any ideas? Thanks!

Lean N' Green ✅️ New Lectric Xpress2 City Ebike

Rear rim bent after 6 months. Since I'm not going to buy a new rear assembly from Freego for $800, what is an exceptionally strong rim for the Freego X2 Pro?

When I mean street legal I mean peddles, blinkers etc I don’t want a lame 500 w 20 mph e-bike I know it’s not technically legal I just don’t want a cop to raise a red flag at me when they see me riding

My budget is under 2,500 and it must go above 35 mph and have a solid range (without peddle assist or going 15 mph) because I plan to ride it at least 30ish miles going a decent speed that isn’t 15 mph so the bike doesn’t die immediately

My budget is flexible but I prefer to stay under 2500

Hey everyone, I am hoping to get some advice in purchasing my first e-bike. I have been doing a bunch of research and landed on the Velotric Summit 2 or the Ride1Up Trailrush.

My use case is primarily riding around the canals and dirt paths by my house but I want to work back to doing some lighter trail rides around the valley(Phoenix AZ) and up north. I know I could be fine with something like an Fat Tire or cruiser bike but I do have plans to get back into trails so im forward thinking a bit here.

I am a big dude, 6'4" ~350 so my options are a bit limited but I feel like these two are meeting my main needs. My biggest concern is around quality and level of long term support. I know Ride1Up is a DtoC brand so I dont have the ability to go to a store and check them out but from what I have read they seem to be built with quality products and is what im leaning towards.

Does anyone have any experience with Ride1up, hopefully the TrailRush, that can give me their honest opinion. Also any feedback or advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!