fooferdoggie
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we had to push our tandem home 2 miles because so so many wacky thigns. but even shifting to the smallest cog wee were walking about 3.5mph but wack is about 2.5moh even in the smallest cog.
is walk assistance limited to 2.5mph?
- Thread starter fooferdoggie
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Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
A tad too slow. My e-bikes often pull me (even in the largest cog) as these are designed for 3.7 mph. The only e-bike that really "walks" at my pace is Vado SL.
fooferdoggie
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yep going up a hill its fine but on flats its too slow.
RunForTheHills
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- Region
- USA
Do you need the motor assist on flats to walk it? Won't it roll okay without that?
fooferdoggie
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Its ok but it is a tandem with a flat tire that had bags so maybe 90 pounds. it wore us out
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Tars Tarkas
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fooferdoggie
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it was a series of unfortunate events. we bought another wheel set and changed over to presta so I took the old tubes out and I thought I put new ones in the bag nope. I had specialized high pressure sealant in that finally sealed it. but whole that was happening I had a friend bring a spare tube I had in my shop they were only 3 miles away. when he got there the tube had sealed. we rode maybe 1000 feet and it went flat. so so I went to put the new tube in and it was the wrong valve. called my daughter to bring us a tube I had on the counter. we pushed the bike a mile to meet her and she finally got there it was dark and I messed up the new tube trying to deal with it in the dark. all not to be forgotten I had a pickup service with veloinsurance and I thought I put the number in my phone but could not find it. it was there but I forgot it was in the insurance pdf I had on my phone. so ended up walking up the last two miles or so. should have jsut walked right away we would have been home far sooner.
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