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I see you are ready for post EMP war fare...Always good to have one analog device around...

https://netherswholesale.com/ You might look here. Also, when reading voltage with a volt meter, the internal battery is not used. The battery is for resistance measurement, I think.

I use 10-13 wh per mile and ride in semi hilly area. I think range is roughly figured on 20wh per mile. It is going to depend on many factors.

I can't walk. I bought and ride an ebike. I am not calling it something else, since no one else does. I don't need to be excused by you or anyone. thanks though....

Your budget is great. There are so many good bikes out there within that price. Good luck. My $.02: I would get something with a front shock.

battery is inside house, bike is in unconditioned garage, unless I am riding....

I think journalism is still alive. Tis changing though. You published this expose fairly easily... which was a nice thing to do.

I like the concept of computing Wh per mile. Thanks. I am going to steal that one. I am out there to work a bit. That is a good way I think to determine how much effort I put into it, if I understand correctly.

I use eco mode. I shift the assist up on a steep hill, but like to leave it in lowest position, unless like someone stated above, flat land and just wanting to roll along a bit faster, then maybe up to 3. I have 6 levels and seldom use beyond 3, except for my high speed 3 block finish back home...

Functional sculpture. Form and function. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Very nicely done. I think there may be some commercial models along the same lines. Good on you for keeping moving....

Perhaps look at the categories of bike reviews to start? Go to 'home' , clik on categories... All I got... Good luck, get one, they are fun and useful...

Thank you. I am excited to expand the use of my bike beyond loops. Now have to learn how to lock it up, for which I have read about in EBR.

Thanks, yes. You are correct. More visibility is called for. Pictures from first test ride. I have some of those rydesafe stickers to put on, along with plans for a flag on a stick. I always ride with front and rear lights on and have phone with me. There are dog walkers etc, and I want to let...

Thanks so much. I am fortunate to have a friend with a crown arc bender.

an inspiring story of both. I thought Shane was making life comments rather than political ones; and thought his comments added to the story. Our president did indeed mock folks with disabilities.....

I have magnum metro plus step thru. My spinal cord injury prevents me from walking, but I can ride that bike, and it is quite a feeling of freedom. It took a while to get fairly steady, but after 200 miles I felt ready to try taking a chair with me, so I could do more than just loops out and...

You have great idea. an ebike will get you back out there. Can you ride a few and then decide? or rent a few? or borrow one? Most of us are very willing to 'show off' our bikes. Good luck. you can't really go wrong here...

You can use a volt meter to see how far along the charge is. There are tables on this site. Turn off the charger, let it all sit for a while, then measure the voltage.

I have a plastic cap that fits over the electrical outlet on my bike to protect it when I remove the battery. It was something in the shop, perhaps a plug end from an old wheelchair. Anyway I think it is better for the bike to have that part covered when transporting without the battery in place.