Thanks, Edrummer. It looks like volts determine power and amps determine range/distance. But the video didn’t address amps. Am I right here?Thanks for the info. So how should I understand a 48V, 21a battery compared to a 52V battery with lower amps if both are about 1,000 w/h? Also, generally how low does the battery have to get before voltage/power to the motor start to drop? With my current Bosch setup I don’t notice any drop in power when the battery gets low.
Check out from 5:42 in the video. It might answer your question.Thanks, Edrummer. It looks like volts determine power and amps determine range/distance. But the video didn’t address amps. Am I right here?
That looks like a rebadged Frey AM1000 with $2000 mark up.New bike: Bolton Ultra Mountain
Running at 1500 watts, 48v 21ah battery. Rockshox full suspension, Al frame, Tektro HDE725 hydraulic brakes, 10-speed Shimano gearing, 27.5" boost. Currently $4500
Do any of the Bafang bikes have on option to ride with no pedal assist but throttle enabled?
I want to be able to pedal with no assist, but use the Throttle for a boost now and then.
Is the throttle usable with pedal assist zero.
I am informed in the Watt Wagons thread that this is possible on their bikes.
Where did you find that? Wow!Looks like Sondors is coming out with a couple Ultra based bikes (Rockstar and LX). This may shake up the market if they can pull it off at reasonable prices. Saw this on some facebook forums, doesn't appear to be public yet but the models show up on the Sondor's support site in the drop downs list of bikes so seems legit.
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Amazing how not showing any wires or hoses makes almost any bike look good.
I've not seen a bike with wireless brakes before.![]()