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based on the calculus its about 0.5% of the battery

Does iPhone continuous charging use much of the battery? If I rode for 5 hours, will it be negligent use by iPhone?

i feel like a dinosaur on my supercharger2 with shimano derailer. But I have no problems with hills.

see Marc from Paris that covered over 30,000 miles from Europe to Vietnam on Enviolo. Zero problems over mountain ranges.

amen!!

I have the same set up and works great, phone is stable, no fall offs on rough terrain.

Who would know if it is class 2 or 3? As long as you don't run down the pedestrians no one will care nor notice.

Today's 46 mile ride from San Francisco to Belvedere and Tiburon.

So I ran out of battery. I biked for 65 miles, around the bay area, hills, and against 10 miles/hour winds on part of the trip back to San Francisco, supercharger2 with two 500Wh batteries. The batteries ran out of juice at 4% and I had to walk the last 2 miles home. Now I am itching to purchase...

Few oligarchs in Sausalito

Marin headlands, north of San Francisco. It was a beautiful day yesterday.

Yesterday's drive through marine headlands, north of San Francisco.

I have a supercharger2. Extra battery is in the frame :)

When I was younger, I played soccer and I worried about soccer balls. It was tough in Eastern Europe 30 years ago........

I have only done 300 miles on my supercharger2, but so far so good.

Probably none. I was sent identical video that was all about W Virginia, but I think they co-opted it!

I biked 40 miles from Ashbury Heights to San Andrea Trail and back. While biking, my three children called to face time. The iPhone holder from Quad lock was handy. While I watched ahead, they watched me riding up the hills of foggy San Bruno mountain.

Hi Marc, curious about your additional adventures. Where are you now?

View of Pacifica, California from Milagra Ridge Park.