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Ok? But I wasn't quoting you. I was quoting hurricane56 who gave me a great response.

So, what should I buy for my first ebike? Why do you make that statement?

It says on their website, 5/month after the free year.

If you took your battery without GPS, did you get a discount. I believe the GPS module is worth $250. If they will ship my bike without GPS, I'll gladly take a discount.

When I ordered mine in March, it was ETA for Late-April Delivery.

I'd wait for the email. No need to rush to break something.

Great post, I went with the CCS and put my order in last week. I optioned for the 52V battery so I will be waiting for a few more weeks. I didn't see the open socket set post, are you referring to this product: https://www.amazon.com/Crescent-CX6PT20-Pass-Through-Ratchet-20-Piece/dp/B009L8GEPM

Are you keeping the battery inside during the day or on the bike out in the cold? Even if it is inside, with the pack being worn down and the battery being colder, that may amplify your drainage and cutoff at 42V that you have experienced.

So I can buy a 19.2aH Battery and just use the Luna charger. Why didn't I think of that, I may cancel my order for the 52V system and go that route instead. Saves a good amount of money!

I'm in Minneapolis. Thanks for the offer!

Great, thanks for your insight. I haven't purchased anything yet, but planning on soon.

I plan to get the programmable charger. I want my battery to last as long as possible. It's like the battery in my chevy volt. It keeps it in the range of 33-73. The battery has no apparent wear and the car is a 2013

Interesting. 1700 miles is far lower than what I expected. As said earlier, 5000 miles or close to is what I was expecting.

I'm new to the electric bike scene and am very interested in purchasing one for my commute to work. I plan to commute to work 1-2 times per week. My commute one way is 12 miles, it will be on road or on paved trails. I know the durability for regular components but my question comes down to the...