Day 6 Bicycles RevElation

This is one of our most commonly asked questions.

We believe there should be a standardized test so people can compare apples to apples since ebike manufacturers can say anything to get you to buy their bicycle.

There are companies that claim 75-100 miles on a charge.  What does that mean?  How much did the person weigh?  Were there hills?  Was there wind?  Was the rider a professional cyclist? The real question is how much did they pedal?

An electric bicycle has unlimited range if the rider is pedaling constantly!  Except for the flat test, every person’s results will be different.

We actually test our bikes and here is the criteria we use:

• 175 pound rider
• NO pedaling
• Wind under 5 mph
• 60-85 degrees
• Paved level surface
• Average speed of 17 mph

In the above real world testing, on a 750W motor, we got 33 miles on the 13.5Ah battery and 42 miles on the 17.5Ah battery. Remember, this is NO pedaling at 17mph!

• Small: Fits People from Approximately 5’1 to 5’9 (up to 30" inseam)
• Large: Fits People from Approximately 5’7 to 6’3 (28" inseam – 32" inseam)
• Extra Large: Fits People from Approximately 6’2 to 6’10 (33" inseam – 37" inseam)

All sizes approximate as everyone is different. It is always best to test ride before buying if possible.

There should never be more than 4" of seat post showing between top of collar and bottom of horizontal backrest tube.