Mihogo One Max E-Bike Maximum Range Test

The Mihogo One Max LX 4.0 E-bike has two batteries in it with a total of almost 30 amp hours and 48 volts, and they claim that this Mihogo one bike will go 167 miles on a single charge. In this video, I charged up my Mihogo One Max LX 4.0 folding E-bike, and rode it until the battery died. Many electric bike companies make outrageous claims about their e-bikes maximum range, and most of the time people can’t get that much range out of them because they like to use maximum power on pedal assist. In this Mihogo ebike range test of this long range Mihogo one max LX 4.0 folding E-bike, I kept it in the lower pedal assist modes and pedaled to help the bike out for most of the time, and it went a very long way before I had to recharge the battery. Watch this video to the end, and you will see what the maximum range of a Mihogo e-bike is.  if you are looking for a long range ebike that can go more than 100 miles on a charge, take a look at the Mihogo One Max. 
Here’s where you can learn more about this Mihogo one max LX 4.0 folding E-bike. 
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[@renobikehikers5130]

Hi there... I have questions in regard to MiHogo One frame geometry. The Mihogo One appears to be similar to their current LX 4.0 model. Yet in the brochure.. the LX is for folks 5'7" and taller but Mihogo One graphics show the bike will fit person 155 mm (5'1"). So please be obliged if you look at the geometry graphics between the two bikes and show where the numbers might differ. The measurements that are critical to me are as follows: 1. When the stock seat is at the lowest possible.. what is the measurement in inches from the top of the saddle to the ground? 2. What is the measurement in inches where the handle bars are at the lowest position to the ground? 3. From the center of the crank bolt with the bike upright, what is the distance to the ground? (340 mm)? 13.4" 4. Wheelbase measured from axle to axle, 5. Any way to tell if the steer tube is threaded (quill stem) or threadless. If threadless, is it the common 1 1/8" on mountain bikes. The reason I ask is I want to install a BMX style handlebar. Much obliged.

[@mister0ldschool]

This reminds me of that Mitch Hedberg joke, escalator temporarily stairs. But in this case Ebike temporarily bicycle.

[@hoohoohoblin]

Exactly. I bet everybody that does range tests put it in pedal assist one and overwhelms the motor and probably doesn’t climb any hills.

[@mutosanrc1933]

you did not go 10000 feet hill climb. You show yourself its only around 2900. man these not correct reviews suck.

[@hoohoohoblin]

It counts all the up-and-down. The mountain is 2900 feet high, but there are trails to go up and down and up again in the 50 miles that it rode, it counts all of the climbing.

[@rusty.spires7931]

Yesir.uTheman.That was CooL...

[@hoohoohoblin]

Thanks