Going the distance! Engwe L20 2.0 Range Test

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Can the Engwe L20 2.0 folding e-bike go the distance on a range test? Tom puts the Engwe L20 2.0 to the test by riding this 52v e-bike with a 13Ah battery through the Phoenix metro area. Let's see if this electric bike has what it takes to get Tom back home. For more e-bike and e-scooter test and review videos, like and subscribe!
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[@imRosco69]

Dang. Tom, you da man! That fricken heat saps us & the batteries. You provided me with a wealth of info & insight. My wife & I have these bikes & will probably never do a 45+ mile ride anymore. We've ridden ebikes for 8 yrs & mostly on canal towpath trails, which are at times less than ideal. But at 72 yrs of age, our rides now are 20-30 miles round trip. We live .5 miles from a State park, where we ride daily. Looking forward to the rest of your tests on this bike. You, my friend, have provided the absolute best review on KZbin for this bike. I have many Senior citizens where we live who are interested in our bikes. I need an extra battery for all the in-person reviews I'm doing in our community just to keep up with it. (Engwe, please?) Thank you, thank you for your expertise & willingness to properly give a comprehensive review of an ebike. Stellar Engwe L20 2.0 review! 🏆 ✨️

[@tomsgadgetgarage]

Thank you so much! 20-30 miles is still a lot haha. Glad you both ride daily. And that’s awesome you have a place to ride close to home. These bikes have definitely given me a reason to get out in the morning before it heats up during the day. I’m sure there are lots of folks interested in your bikes. These things are great for getting people moving, plus they are lots of fun. I follow Old MrKent on KZbin here in Arizona. He’s 82 and rides his e-bike pretty much daily and tells stories while he does it. These things are a great way to get people out of the house and enjoying the outdoors.

[@bluesjuggler8291]

Great video. Waiting to see how South Mountain treats you. Great machine for the cardio. And for the great outdoors. Stay safe out there. And you got the gadgets.

[@tomsgadgetgarage]

Thank you! It was an excellent ride! Definitely a great way to spend the early morning hours on a Sunday. I’m uploading the video so it should be live tomorrow evening 😎.

[@TheEgg185]

I'm disappointed. Although 49 miles is amazing, it's far off from the 80 they advertised. 😡 I'm sure you could have gone much farther using less pedal assist and on 100% flat ground. But you still wouldn't have been able to achieve 80 miles. Maybe 60-65.

[@tomsgadgetgarage]

Yah that 80 mile figure is high. In PAS 1 with a rider 40lbs lighter than me in the most ideal of conditions, you’d likely be able to get closer. More companies need to post real world range figures as most folks will be riding in PAS 2 or PAS 3. Anytime I see theoretical ranges posted, I assume 50-60% as a baseline for real world to test against. I contemplated testing in PAS 1, but that would be a mind numbing experience and I’d need a half gallon of sunscreen and a couple of 5 gallon water jugs in tow haha.