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Welcome mate. I tried a Cube ebike in 2021 and liked it a lot. Go for it!

Have experienced this in Oregon around Cannon Beach etc.

Mine came with short lanyards. :)

Ha! Beat me to it!

Topeak makes an adapter for that, so you can use the bag I have.

I've had good luck with a Topeak bag on a Tetrarack rack. Nice thing is I can unclip the bag and take it into the store with me.

Really nice ride, with a great climb. Nicely done sir!

Wishing you the best of luck, and a really cool trip. Please do photograph and document it here, I'd be interested to see it!

I think OP is looking to ride the route, not drive.

My Stance has Tektro HD-M745 Orion, 4-piston, hydraulic disc, 203mm. Zero issues over 4.5 years and pushing 7000kms.

And there ya go...

Fair enough mate.

Well the charger would only draw what it needs, as opposed to being force fed too much. What kind of charger/manufacturer have you got?

Can't argue with that. All I was illustrating is an option not many think of (for obvious reasons). :)

Did you miss the part where I said I've never done it? I've not gone bike packing/camping/hoteling...

Not a leg pull mate. Admittedly I have not tried it, but that Amazon link I posted is for exactly this purpose. Again, your bike's battery charger needs to be able to handle 240v, if it can't then DO NOT TRY IT! Mine does, look on the label...

That is an attitude as opposed to an electrical fact or law. Nice pivot. 🤣 I'm not insinuating that you should argue with those in cars that need it, as they are the originally intended users. All I'm saying is that you CAN do it. There are ALWAYS open chargers near me. That won't be the case...

Huh? My charger will work on 110 - 240v. All you need is the correct receptacle for your area, and a charger that will take the voltage (like mine).

Yes, admittedly EV stations are fewer and farther between. But they are there.

Why would it not work? My charger would. https://www.amazon.com/J1772-Socket-Charger-Adapter-Scooter/dp/B0BZ3XHCGM#averageCustomerReviewsAnchor