@@BenStenson It really all depends on your usage, incline, weight, etc. If you’re riding it in the lowest PAS level, and not using the throttle very much (pedaling instead), then the battery should last pretty close to 50 miles. I believe I hit about 35-40 miles with mixed riding. You can always get an extra battery too.
Hi there. Thanks for commenting. The bike I reviewed is the base model with zero upgrades or add-ons. They have upgradable options on their website including a dual battery setup.
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Hi I’m 5’2 would I be able to get on this bike? Please answer. Thank you.
Absolutely. I have no doubt you’d be comfortable on this bike.
@@eBikify hi one more question the website says could get up to MAX RANGE
5OMiles have you found that to be true
@@BenStenson It really all depends on your usage, incline, weight, etc. If you’re riding it in the lowest PAS level, and not using the throttle very much (pedaling instead), then the battery should last pretty close to 50 miles. I believe I hit about 35-40 miles with mixed riding. You can always get an extra battery too.
I thought it was dual battery.
Hi there. Thanks for commenting.
The bike I reviewed is the base model with zero upgrades or add-ons. They have upgradable options on their website including a dual battery setup.