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Thank you for this info. I'm not sure I follow you here though - do you mean connect another display unit to the pedego bike wiring and program it that way? I wonder if the firmware changes that have the limit resides in the controller or the display unit? If I understand correctly, the newer...

Great info - thank you. What kind of terrain were you on, and will it make it to 23-24 mph? How much capacity did you have left roughly?

Wondering if owners of the 2019 RR might chime in with range / speed numbers when using throttle only, relatively flat ground. Want to get a minimum range figure (knees bad, cannot pedal as much as I'd like). Can the Rad Rover, as heavy as it is, get past 20mph on level pavement? (I assume you...

Thanks - So you're saying the newer units can definitely still be set to higher than 20 (as the video shows)? I was under the impression this wasn't possible anymore.

In considering various E-bikes and having some knee issues, the Ridge Rider is an appealing choice, with both torque and cadence PAS, in addition to throttle only. Apparently these bikes had a 25mph limit for PAS or throttle, but now (late 2018 and I assume 2019 forward) have a 20mph limit...

Good info - thanks! I'm curious if you've ever checked range on throttle only? I guess this would give a worst-case scenario range figure. I'm also considering a Pedego Ridge Rider which as I understand has a torque sensor mode (also has a throttle only mode like the Delta), so I'm curious of...

Curious if you've gotten anywhere with the battery drain situation? I'm considering a Delta model (which I think uses same motor, manual version of CVT hub) and am concerned about battery efficiency -vs- other brands / models. I don't plan on doing marathon rides, just casual use, but...

Hello all, I'm not a real biking enthusiast like most that are here, but am getting a little older and would like some help for my knees, but still be able to get outside and ride. I'm not doing any "real" mountain-biking, but would like to be able to take the bike in somewhat rural areas...