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Using the same 557wh (11.6ah) batteries I get 85-95% of the range on my 4.8" x 26" fat tires as I do on my mountain bike with 2.2" x 27.5" and 'road' bike with 50mm x 700c. I do not see the penalty in battery life you speak of? As for motor stress, perhaps I do ride trails that have much...

You linked the 3 video's that inspired one of my summer projects and added a 4th (thank you) - I'm building out a 2WD Pugsley for this winter and the idea came from my RWD winter riding last year leading me to these videos. :) I will share this winter my experience between my RWD (hub) setup...

Awesome link - thanks Thomas for the share! Got lots of reading to do now while still in (mostly) lockdown. Appreciate!

Fully agree for in city riders. Humbly disagree for anyone who has access to/desire to riding on beaches and most of all are in areas that get a good proper amount of snow and they want to ride it. Out of my rotation of bikes I ride 10-25% of the time on fat tires in the spring/summer/fall and...

My first day here, excited to get to chat with everyone and share experiences and hopefully contribute to the forums. Since I have 3 fat bikes in my collection I can give some insight perhaps. :cool: The first fat tire bike I purchased 5 years ago, non-e with 4.6" tires. Weighs 32lbs dry and I...

First part of your statement is absolutely correct. Adding even 80-150watts of pedal turning to a ride versus just holding the thumb throttle and having the motor do all the work will roughly double your ride distance in most cases. As for speed, each motor has an ideal speed, rpm's in...

Great article FlatSix911 - appreciate the link and insight shared. I'm new to the forum (just signed up today and this is my first post) and I have been an ebike rider for a few years getting quite active last year and thankfully into this year. I have several Bionx setups with a collection of...