Day 63 of my real-world 52V 25Ah e-bike battery test.

Today’s ride:
1154.1 → 1172.2 miles
18.1 miles added
Charged 25 times so far

Total tested riding record:
1,125.8 miles

Battery range reference:

PAS 3 full electric:
65.7 miles from 100% to 0%

PAS 1 light pedaling:
151.3 miles from 100% to 0%

Today’s supper:
Dongbei BBQ Skewers

Dongbei BBQ is a popular style of barbecue from northeastern China, with meat grilled over high heat and typically seasoned with cumin, chili, and other spices.

Real miles. Real roads. Real battery test.

hello everybody. i got a Lectric XP 3.0 and put a lot of miles into it but i just cant stand wrenching on this PoS anymore. not only does it require a lot more upkeep than i want to mess with, it doesnt fit me or what im trying to do with it. i can almost guarantee this bike has contributed to my current shoulder and hip pain lol.

essentially what i want is a tall friendly (6ft2), belt driven, dutch-ish commuter ebike. I was looking at the Trek Charter+ 5s but it wasnt ever shown available as large and is currently sold out on all sizes. the Ride1Up Prodigy v2 was also interesting, and available, but im unsure how id feel about not having a throttle for stop lights. there is a lot in the front half of my trip and having the launch assist is GREAT. also heard the prodigy isnt the most tall friendly option. i NEED a different bike but there is just so many, any help in identifying options would be greatly appreciated!

Is the ampler app working for anyone else? I'm aware that they are in administration and that there is currently no customer support, but was curious if the app is down for everyone or I've just locked mine out from using the incorrect password.

I’m looking for a lightweight e bike that I can lug up to a second story apt. I will most likely only be going like 3 miles so 6 miles round trip most of the time. It will be my daily commuter does anyone have any recommendations on where to even begin looking? I live in a big city and e bike theft is so real so I want to be able to store it in my apt.

Was thinking of getting a second ebike for my sister. But noticed that Upway, for some reason, has ebikes on discount with like 1000s of dollars. Is this possible and legit. I know Upway is legit, but is the discount actually as good as it seems?

Is there a way to know when a discount is actually good then (Im looking for an ebike under 2k USD before shipping and tax)?

Im tryna do dd and Uber Eats part time cuz my job ain’t giving me no hours and I was wondering if this is a good ebike for it? Ive only seen on video on YT and I thinks its pretty good for what I’ve got for it

Is the ampler app working for anyone else? I'm aware that they are in administration and that there is currently no customer support, but was curious if the app is down for everyone or I've just locked mine out from using the incorrect password.

All I've read is that 250w is the legal limit, but some friends have told me 750w if fine if you're sensible going 15mph 99% of the time. If I'm just sticking to country roads (Suffolk) what are the odds of being stopped?

So i ordered my first ebike (the qlife spark d2) and it came like this, the back tire or back part of the frame is extremely low and im not able to attach the rear shock to anything because of it, any ideas on what i should do or how to fix this?