Power is great, range is average, I'd like something better.What are you trying to upgrade though?
Are you unsatisfied with power or range?
or do you just want a overall better bike?
Pretty steep $ wise for a hard tail trying to look like an MTB. Hydra is a better bet. If you can get one. 14 gear Rohloff ? Fine for riding around the neighborhood or maybe a bit further. But multiuse? Uh uh.You'll go a ways trying to beat something like this I think:
Blade 2.0 - 1000W Belt Drive eMTB
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Not something I would be interested in either. It would be more for those trying to improve (spend more money).Pretty steep $ wise for a hard tail trying to look like an MTB. Hydra is a better bet. If you can get one. 14 gear Rohloff ? Fine for riding around the neighborhood or maybe a bit further. But multiuse? Uh uh.
1000 Watt motor is great, better quality bike.What are you trying to upgrade though?
Are you unsatisfied with power or range?
or do you just want a overall better bike?
Im not happy with range, only get 4okm and I weigh 170lbs.1000 Watt motor is great, better quality bike.
That's going to be more about you learning how to ride the bike efficiently than anything else. You'll likely need to slow down for starters. More to it than meets the eye early on.Im not happy with range, only get 4okm and I weigh 170lbs.
Yes, as I said I have had bikes for years. Serviced every 400km, I check it every week. Not impressed, the motor is great everything else is average.Same bike with FAT tires (2020 Rize RX Pro), 315 lb rider, riding mostly paved surfaces in hilly coastal area, making 35 miles easily (on average, not a one time deal). Range is determined by miles driven of course, but it's worth noting I'm riding the bike from a 100% charge down to 46v. Not bragging, just trying to make a point.....
If all you are getting is 40km (25 miles), something is wrong. Are you charging to 100%?
I'm just trying to head off the likely disappointment you will be facing after replacing this bike with another Ultra powered bike. There's no magic involved. If you can't get over 40km range with the bike you have, with another bike, even if it were dripping with quality and weighed half of what your current bike weighs, I doubt seriously you're going to see a significant increase in your range. Not without some changes in how you are riding the bike (assuming the bike is right/nothing wrong)....Yes, as I said I have had bikes for years. Serviced every 400km, I check it every week. Not impressed, the motor is great everything else is average.
Yes. every weekend I check the bike out. I might keep the bike just looking for upgrade suggestions.I'm just trying to head off the likely disappointment you will be facing after replacing this bike with another Ultra powered bike. There's no magic involved. If you can't get over 40km range with the bike you have, with another bike, even if it were dripping with quality and weighed half of what your current bike weighs, I doubt seriously you're going to see a significant increase in your range. Not without some changes in how you are riding the bike (assuming the bike is right/nothing wrong)....
At half of my weight, that bike should be able to run 50 or 60km pretty easily.....
Another idea, maybe stupid, but are you keeping the tires inflated to something near their max capacity? If they're too low, it could be like towing a boat anchor around in back of you, easily dragging your range down to what you are seeing.
That's a thought Timpo. He could go with one of those ginormous aftermarket 25ah batteries pretty easily.It seems like you weren't happy with the quality of battery though?
Since you're looking for another Ultra bike, (I'm assuming Ultra?) you were happy with the motor.
If you just want the better battery, you can replace it, but it's been done already.