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Once the motor reaches a max rpm the controller shuts off power. That max rpm is close to 28mph using the stock wheels. Changing P06 just changes the mph display number so the higher number you put in the computation will assume that you travel further each revolution so it will show faster...

Elevation has no effect on distance or time (miles per hour). You got robbed on your science education lol. Bike tire size is totally weird. The size given to a tire is based on the first outer diameter tire size to go on a particular rim size. The fist 20" tire was for children's bikes so...

Definitely not pushing the motor very hard. It's great that you are close enough to have them look at it in person. I've noticed that the desk jockey customer support techs are not very well trained or maybe lack experience in troubleshooting issues with the bikes. They seem to just guess at...

What is your go to PAS level typically used? Although it's counter intuitive, increasing PAS on hills to maintain speed is hard on the motor and stresses the motor gears. Having said that, there is no reason that the motor should fail with only 600 miles. I'm at 5400, and if anything, the motor...

I would put money on the controller. If not, then the battery has an issue with the B.M.S. and need to replace the battery. It behaves like it has a dead battery which is almost impossible with the high quality cells Lectric uses so the battery management system (BMS) thinks it ran out of...

If it will only let you select 32 (20mph) or 100 (28mph because of the 28mph limit) then there was a change to the software in an attempt to make it simpler. Not how I would have done it but likely due to the nature of programming geeks thinking in a different way than us average Joe's (or...

Remember that it's metric 28 miles an hour is 45 kilometers per hour. Set it to anywhere from 45 or higher for class 3 28mph it will not go any higher than 28 mph no matter how high you set it.

I have two bikes. First one came everything in one box, last one came bike & charger together, battery separate. Ordered a spare battery that did not include a charger. You should be fine.

After a search on this and reddit forums your issue seems to be an anomaly as I could not find anyone else with the same issue. I understand having this problem would cause you concern with the OEM quality. I've got around 6500 miles on my Lectric and other than worn brake pads, tires, drive...

Oh, and ask them to send a crank puller too, wouldn't surprise me if they send it as well.

Contact Lectric customer service. They will send you free replacements. They have superior customer support via email. Send photos and your original bike order # with your email.

I leave my key in except when folding the bike. Too many reports of key breaking when folding the bike.

Rad Ebikes sells the CST Big Boat 20X3 and Kenda 20x3.3 K-rad both are a good compromise. I was able the get the Kenda Kraze from them in a 3.25 but don't see it on their site in the 3.25, it's available in a 4.25 though. The Kraze is a slick tread and quiet as a mouse but your hub motor will...

Actually, Rad Ebikes sells the 20x3.25 Kenda Kraze I switched to and they have been super. The rim on the XP 1.0 is just the slightest bit wide to drop to a 3" tire so the 3.25 fits nicely. Supposedly Kenda beefed up the tire for the Rad labeled version. Rad sells it for less than I could...

Tht is normal range at that speed. Drop to 12-14mph PAS 2 for about 35-40 miles. Yes half speed, 3 times the range.

Carefully remove the battery cover and look at the name on the individual cells. I would argue against it as you will be risking damage if you don't know what you are doing. The batteries used by Lectric are all good quality cells with only slight differences. One has a slightly lower capacity...

They're 3" and not as knobby on the 2.0 that started this thread. I have the 1.0 and can hit 28mph every time I follow my posted instructions. I switched to 3" Kenda craze when my knobbies wore out and it doesn't really feel like they have less resistance for some reason but definitely quieter.

The motor assists up to 28mph. In other words if you hit 28mph the motor shuts off. That is to keep the bike legal. If the motor were to assist past 28mph, then it would be classified as a moped and be subject to additional things like headlights, turn signals, brake light, and so on. Having...

I would check the blix bikes or if weight and size is top priority then furo at 28lbs might work but low power and a bit slow. If money is no object then gocycle. Check the reviews on this site, he does a great job maintaining and adding to it. On Electrek YouTube videos I saw a super compact...