This E-Bike can travel 236 miles on a single charge

[@vuaeco]

With 64Ah battery pack, it can travel 236 miles if ALL of these apply: Max speed is 10 MPH, tail wind, rider weighs 80 lbs and carries nothing else, going down hill or at least flat level the whole way, road is dry and no rain, travel constantly and no stopping (no stop and go traffic). To go for almost 240 miles at 10 MPH (24 hours straight) with all of those conditions applied at ALL times, the chance of you getting that happen is none.

[@zackattack7059]

lmao damn

[@jame397]

It is better to build your own e-bike by buying a nice mountain bike then installing it with 1000 watt battery conversion kit which has given me 10 miles out and 10 miles return home range (20 mile range) with 29.3 mph max speed and average at 13 mph.

[@super-sim1665]

UK needs to question why electric cars gets £4,500 grant and the ebike has 20% tax added. Cycle to work deal is so complex.

[@thegooserider7245]

Super -sim that’s because they want to be seen saving the o-zone but they don’t want to lose out on the money. Hence why anything with Tesla on it is extremely expensive

[@Niidea1986]

Super -sim according to a British blogger who was building one of those super powerful stealth e-bikes, tax do not apply for electric vehicles in general.

[@SM-lt8yr]

Super -sim CAUSE the ZIONIST baby-eating master families of the world are based in UK, namely Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Astors, Sassoons, Morgans!

[@legendofthephasor9648]

I spent 800 total on my bike, kit, mirror, light, etc. And am still blown away happy at what I got for my money. Its basically a moped. Electric will probably take a huge hold over gas in the motorcycle market over the next few years. It just makes sense.

[@eliaspianomusic]

Hahah what bullsh´t... I own the original frame from the company Vector, not this clone sh´t + have build myself a 3.1kWh battery (the maximum of what fits inside the frame). I have a range of 50km max when riding hart and about 100km when riding about 25-30 kmph slowly... I call this bullsh´t once again.

[@carlbole2142]

actually it all comes down to battery, and I dont see it on this bike! On Long hauls, I run with a trailer...in the trailer is 3 other 48v-20ah...after 60 miles, I charge them with a small 1000w Honda Generator, and run down the other 2...by the time those 2 are done, the other 2 are charged!!! I am thinking of doing a Canna-Ball run this year...Generator runs for 3 charge cycles for 1.00$, or 180 miles at 37kmh average...Wanna race??? Cheers

[@eliaspianomusic]

This is so freaking unefficient. Your generator has an efficiency of 18% to change the energy from your gasoline into electric energy. So you burn 1 Liter gas and get the energy of only 0,18 Liter of it minus the lost of efficiency duo charging which will be round about 5 to 10 percent. Means 0,18 Liters of gas - 0.018(10% "charging-lost") = The power of 0,162 Liters of gas actually get into your battery. Wow, applause you wasted 0,838 Liters of gas for nothing. Please don´t waste so much fuel. Lol

[@carlbole2142]

Actually Elias for that 1.20 of gas I can get 350 miles of travel at a legal 22 miles per hour. charge for free at night, almost anywhere! Thats 16 hours of driving, with 1 gas up! I dont get why you hate this! Your numbers seem odd to me, as to what you are saying...Lay off the opiods...I use electric to drive the motor, not gas! I need no registration, license, or roadside police assistance!

[@eliaspianomusic]

But I understood it right, did I not?: You use some gas-generator to charge your battery, correct? But then why do you even ride electric if you then charge it with gas or did I miss something? You waste a lot of energy (a really a lot!) + don´t ride green / nature friendly + you make some noice. Where is the purpose for that? You then better ride directly a normal 1kW motorcycle. Seems like you go places as for 563km (350 miles) at 35,4km/h (22 miles per hour) you could possibly ride 15.9 hours without charging / gas up at that speed in case you are right with 1.2 gallons of gas for 350 miles (sound really unrealistic with 0.00859 liters per 100 km). PS: What are opiods?

[@carlbole2142]

I could run my 4 20ah packs down for 6 hours(150 miles max)...then find 2 15 amp outlets and charge all seperately at 3 hours each...There goes a 9 hour day, and I only went 150 miles... With 1.20 gas, and a small generator, I can run for 16 hours and get almost 400 miles...The gen travels behind me so no gasses, noise is on eco-mode...I dont see how 1.20 gas for 400 miles is a waste of energy??? That is not the only way you can charge these cells!!! A motorcycle like you describe has red tape up the wazoo!!! Cheers

[@russellkayser2143]

I call Bull shit on this one. I have 72V 25Amps and can hardly make 60km at 27kph. You would need a battery the size of a small piano to do that kind of distance. Stop presenting a product that cant deliver anything near that range.

[@christosspanoudes8624]

tell them , the makers are all fooling us

[@deyo8109]

I have a 48V 11.2 Ah (560wh), and I easily make 60km with 27kph.

[@KitsuneSoftware]

I presume you mean 25Ah not Amps, because if it's amps that's power output (maximum speed) and if it's amp-hours that's storage capacity (range). That's a 1.8 kWh battery (kWh = V * Ah / 1000). LiPo batteries have an energy density of 0.25 to 0.73 kWh per litre, so assuming your battery (which may or may not be LiPo and therefore may be much larger without being better) is 1.8kWh and that your battery only gets gets 60km, the size of LiPo battery you need for 236 miles (about 380km) is about 11.4 kWh, which is between 15.6 and 45.6 litres in volume depending on which type of LiPo you use - even the largest of those numbers is about the size of a small camping rucksack.

[@alexc7857]

@@deyo8109 yeah i doubt this thing would go above 100 miles

[@schregen]

Ampere doesn't work like that, dude! 🍄

[@charlestatakis9363]

I've built two e-bikes and found that around 17 watts are required to travel a mile. So? to travel 230 miles, one would need an 8 kw-hr battery. It is possible but requires 1000 18650 cells. Again it's possible but the batteries alone would weigh almost 90 pounds. I guess there's no reason why one couldn't do it but the video didn't seem to represent the size of the battery appropriately.

[@TheFootbaldd]

There are also a lot of other factors such is average speed, drag and regen as well as tire and wheel choice. I am finishing a battery just shy of 3kw-hr, but am also using motorcycle rims and tires. They carry a lot more inertia. That being said I would definitely agree. Their batteries are way over rated.

[@christosspanoudes8624]

hey the e bike idea as an economical transport way , is a rip off, it costs less with a car , i explain , a new battery will be 500 - 1000 dollars, it will do 5 - 10 thousand miles and then need new one, when they sell the bikes they only mention the charging cost which is neglishible , butr NEVER MENTION THE COST OF NEW BATTERY - ITS A BIG CHEATING GAME

[@chasehiatt5595]

17 watts to travel a mile? Are you actually crazy? That's nowhere near the amount of energy required

[@rtos]

Good observations! No sane person would put an 8KWh battery pack in a bicycle just to prove he can get 236 miles!

[@ThatOneScienceGuy]

Are the bikes as handsome as your face?

[@BobFrostV]

How many Wh is that battery? That bike has to be using around 3500W to maintain 50mph. That means it would use about 3.5kWh of battery just to travel 50miles. Don't tell me this bike has over 16.5kWh of batteries. Tesla's rating is at least considering moderately realistic driving speeds right?(ie not 215mile range at only 21mph) If you're rating this bike's range at 18mph or something then you're cheating the customer by projecting these ranges while showing this bike traveling at roadway speeds through out this entire video and then saying it will get you farther than a Tesla.. I call bologna.

[@Alexander-ou6vl]

I do not know the capacity of the battery, but three models differ in electric engine power. The one that travels 380 km has maximum speed around 20 km/h and the most powerful one travels 100 km with a maximum speed of 80 km/h. So, there is no magic, but different models. The one chooses what he/she needs: speed or long range.

[@michaelbradley7704]

You are right, I too am sick to death of the over estimations of distance against speed that most ebike companies promote, my ebike if I used the same calculations that these people use would allow me to go 500Km before I needed to recharge my 60Ah battery. I wouldn't bother purchasing this ebike and I would get a better and cheaper ebike that looks exactly the same from an experienced builder like EM3ev.

[@blownfx]

I would cut the maker of this video a little slack. First: re: the stated max speed and the max range. I own a car that gets 40 mpg and has a top speed in excess of 100 mph. One would be a fool to assume that when I quote these figures that I am trying to convince you that my car gets 40mpg @ 100+ mph. I don't know what the legal speed limit for a bike is in the UK is but here in Canada it is 20 mph. I assume that the maker of this bike is giving you the range of the bike at legal speeds. My calculation is that at 20mph the bike consumes about 225 watts per hour. 236 miles would consume 12 x 225 = 2700 Wh. My own bike, a Easy Racer GRR, has 3 Hailong 52V-HL03 batteries with a theoretical capacity of 2700 Wh at full charge. I think I see enough volume in the video maker's battery compartment to accommodate these 3 batteries. As for the max range on my own bike @ 20mph with no human assist: I will be putting it's range to the test next summer when I embark on a Vancouver. BC to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario round trip. Lastly, let me add: that with a measly 75 watts of human assist you could extend the max range to well over 300 miles.

[@richardgould-blueraven]

Punch delfast into the search bar to find your answers. It’s always a good idea to do this before calling bullshit

[@joshuahuang07]

no it isnt going to hold 50 mph the whole way

[@salkdjfasldkfjsdlk]

If you're going to call it an E-Bike, maybe show at least one person pedaling in your promo video. Cheers.

[@hambrgr6283]

kawikaphotography please watch vid again and think about this bike 236 miles on. single charge noice

[@jsmythib]

Ya ya.. All of ya :) We know the statistics and advertisement is embellished. For those who didnt...the rule is usually divide by 2(at least). Cheers :)

[@bruhbruhh5103]

Stfu

[@ruelmastrili6728]

bike o bicyle - means 2 wheeler , hindi lang bisikleta ang tinatawag na bike pati motor tulad ng big bike

[@TekTokYT]

Ive got a throttle ebike whats wrong with that?

[@ZaiFuchigami]

Well then, I'll just buy a used car!

[@hepela1959]

To me .... it is not an electric bicycle but an electric motorbike

[@damaliamarsi2006]

I once rode a bicycle for 30 miles on less than 1 watt hour of power at 50mph. Granted I started at the top of Pikes Peak, and the 1 watt was for the headlight which I turned off after 5 minutes. But I did it! :) This bike however I will believe it when it is tested.

[@ShermanSitter]

That's amazing! My bicycle has only gone 200.11 miles without a charge...but I did stop at trader joes for some food. :)

[@iamrocketray]

In the UK the max assisted speed is 25KPH(15.5MPH) and max size of motor is 250watts and throttles are not legal on a commercial built Ebike after 31/1/2016. So the Ebike in this video would be illegal in the UK, and i call BS on 236 miles unless he turned the motor off and pedaled most of the time.

[@serge470]

Ray Tillman is it illegal? Or it must be registered as the moped?

[@iamrocketray]

It is illegal as an E-Bike, If its registered as a moped its not an e-bike.

[@dellawrence4323]

It doesn't need pedalling, it runs on unicorn piss.

[@larrikinaxe3424]

Because we all want to travel 236 miles at walking pace? Says a lot about a company doesn't it - before you sell a single bike you're already spinning complete BS about it. You'll be broke in six months promising such lies.

[@aurobhatta]

I agree it might be a false range but even if it really has a 236 mile range, it is good for the battery for atleast we don't have to charge often.

[@Horriblebastad]

The corruption in the same way is to inform you that the bike is still in the construction phase and the other side of things that are available in the future of bike ride on the other day that works best with the same boat as well.

[@nasheemwhye5197]

A average walking pace is 3mph this bike goes 10 to 13mph that's faster thsn the average running speed of a healthy adult for 200 plus miles, I'll take it.

[@OFP2]

legalUK = 250 watt , 15.5 mph , 36 volt battery , currently £450 - £700 gets you just that , where does your bike fit into that range ,I.E which one is legal on the road and is £450 - &50 , otherwise it will get kisckstarted out of the arena at first hurdle .

[@OFP2]

Ian Mangham I mean a full bike

[@niallwildwoode7373]

Sod legality in the UK. I can get nearly 50mph going downhill on my normal pushbike, so I'll be fked if I'm going to follow restrictive rules when building an ebike. Rule is....don't go full whack on the A roads where cops may see you.

[@bFlattheOriginal]

The Prime (the long range one) is $6000! The Top (the 50 MPH one) is $7000! No effing thanks!

[@andykirby]

Hmm! The biggest battery you will get in this frame is going to be around 2500wh (2.5kWh) which is heavy. To get 236 miles (2500/236=10.6wh per mile) 10.6 Watts per mile is not possible to move this frame + battery + motor + rider at any decent speed. It’ll be more like 50-100wh per mile at motorcycle speeds. You can’t pedal this bike without motor power either because it’s too heavy. If you want to see what my self built bikes can do checkout my channel! (They look better than this as well)

[@TheFootbaldd]

I am at 2797 Watt hours and it fits, well I might have to add a couple washers to the panels once I get this second pack finished and fit. It is real close though. I would say there is probably room for 3.5kW-hr with externally mounted drive, but it would be tight.

[@pippipster6767]

Come back to me when it can do 10,000 miles at 200mph on a single charge.

[@GeorgeSPAMTindle]

A work colleague, who is an electronics engineer, recently got his case dismissed when he was charged with various crimes relating to an E-Bike, having too much power being one of them. He had over 35Kg of batteries and electronics in a rucksack; so that could not be classed as being part of the bike. I think that his legal fees were more than he would have been fined.

[@user-fx5sw4jy7hYz9Hzi]

Yeah put a pedal on it and you call it a bicycle? These are not bicycle. These are electric motorcycle.

[@stevendavis4950]

actually it's a moped

[@brianbassett4379]

10 May 20 - 100 miles. www.relive.cc/view/vMv85EGzYNO photos.app.goo.gl/9ZbuKQNWsHtRH3Ft7 prnt.sc/sei9ey

[@cartmanrlsusall]

For 500 dollars you get a walmart amazon bike that can go 120 miles with pedaling and an additional 300 gets you another battery pack so this isn't a bargain. I wonder why none of these bike makers dont team up with tesla and get acces to their network of rapid chargers.

[@judgetk8327]

I agree with Blown FX totally with one thing that was not mentioned. We cant use over 500 watt motor so with a big battery getting 150 watt setting at 25 mph which you can get away with I think you can get 200 miles or more.

[@kennethblackstock1809]

Delfast bikes are simply designed to travel really long distances. 236 miles is not an artificial figure that the electric bike is able to pass in ideal conditions of the passenger or on a training stand.i believe it when i see it

[@mwbgaming28]

mine is almost as good but WAY cheaper my bike is using tesla 18650 cells and has a high efficiency 1000w motor price as follows for those who want to build their own bike frame> heavy steel mountain bike frame $150AUD (you can use allow if you want) motor> 1000w front wheel motor from ebay $250AUD battery> 48V 50AH 13S lithium ion battery (homemade) $900AUD (cost of cells and BMS) charger> 52V 20A lithium ion fast charger from ebay $80AUD power monitor> 100A energy meter from ebay $50AUD (see your watts and kWh used) battery meter> 48V backlit LCD battery meter from ebay $18AUD (MANDATORY!!!) wire> 2m 10AWG red/black power cable from ebay $20AUD (cheapest crap i could find) connectors> 2 full sized anderson connectors from ebay $30AUD (best connectors ever) cargo container> milk crate nicked from the servo $0AUD (also holds the battery) means of attachment> pack of zip ties $2AUD (cheaper than duct tape) my personal extras which i think would be useful (not included in total price) 48V-240V 500W power inverter from ebay $120 (great for camping) 48V-12V 20A DC-DC voltage converter from ebay $60 (to run things like a portable tire pump) 2 24V 60W folding solar panels $300 (for use when i go camping or if i get stranded) total cost> $1500AUD (967EUR, $1147USD at the time this was posted) build time> 4 hours top speed> 60kph (37mph) max range> 360km (220miles) typical range> 280km (173miles) yes im a lead foot charge time (0% to 100%)> 10 hours charge time (0% to 75%)> 3 hours at full throttle i can get to 60kph and in theory i could maintain it for 6 hours (400w of measured power draw on a 2.4kwh battery to maintain top speed on flat terrain) i can get 360km of theoretical range at full throttle in highway conditions realisticly though i would be charging my phone, using GPS, possibly using lights and almost certainly stopping and starting which would reduce my range to around 200km

[@kecelam]

I don't believe you can go 60kph with 1000w 48v motor. If you pedal most of the way and you weigh 50kg, you might make few hundred kms on a charge. And you made your own battery and everything included battery took 4 hours? Well, you're really good. NOOO. You need to reedit your numbers.

[@mwbgaming28]

i can definitely get to 60 on a nice long flat piece of highway if i lean forward, there is no headwind and the battery is overcharged to 56V (which is safe to do) as for my range calculations i pedal during acceleration but not during cruise and i do indeed get an average of between 150-280km dependant on route and my riding habits the 360km was calculated under lab conditions based on an observed power draw of 400W when i was riding along a stretch of highway with no wind 4 hours to build the bike the battery was a separate project which took a whole day to build and test and as such was not included in the construction time of the bike i think my numbers are accurate

[@arvydasmacerauskas2808]

Do you have photos ? I want to make by myself something like that. I want long distance :)

[@mwbgaming28]

not at this stage, for max range i reccommend 500w motor and the biggest battery you can afford you may need to pedal up hills but you should get very good range from it

[@arvydasmacerauskas2808]

In video they said that this bike can drive 236 miles on a single charge. Is that really possible to reach with e-bike? even 100 kilometres are big distance. What kind of motor this bike may use?

[@dreambuilders412]

Cost for Prime: $6000.00, delivery 4 to 5 months, or, preorder and get a discount. Myself, I can buy a small Honda for C$4,000.00 and use the other $2000.00 to travel across the country and back.

[@tishshackelford3134]

I highly doubt it.

[@Alexander-ou6vl]

They use it for their own delivery service for years.

[@tobebike]

Dave Shackelford my friend got 107 miles on his 67v 32ah battery . He was very thrifty using his throttle and used the bikes momentum on the hills. It’s very possible to get 200 miles on a charge with pedaling and using the smallest amount of battery power

[@SurprisinglyDeep]

Disregarding whether or not the bicycle can meet that range, you can't ride an e-bike at 50mph (80kmph) without a motorcycle license and motorcycle insurance! The top legal speed for an unregistered l, unlicensed e-bike here in Canada is around 20mph (30kmph). Im sure its similar in America and Europe.

[@grabir01]

Get off the highway dude !! Most places here in USA have a 45mph min to be on the Highways.

[@xotimojaco2540]

Perfect bike for the hay field.... But seriously it would be perfect for Costa Rica if you did not have to insure it because vehicles here are double that in the states , plus insurance plus you have to be a resident. Of course you would need to have a place inside to park wherever you stopped or it would vanish and you would have to manufacture it here or it would cost $12, 000. The speed here is 80 kph or 50 mph which works. But if all these techies are right all such conjecture is fruitless. Sigh...

[@Shazzkid]

But u need a motorcycle license, so don't think of this as an electric bicycle cos it aint. U can't ride on pavements, and it must be insured like any other vehicle on the road.

[@VacuumTube88]

with an used MTB and a conversion kit anyone can make their own ebike, the range depends only on the battery pack, mine (1500W ) is powered by a 48V 17AH battery weighting around 4 kg and I have around 30 km (18 miles)range without pedaling, for 236 miles i'd need a battery 13 times bigger, bulkier and heavier don't spread bulshit pls, 236 miles is an estimated range based on a 50+AH battery operating on assisted pedaling

[@kevinbarton9052]

Excellent one! Adding solar back panels is a suggestion.

[@zlClutchy]

Nah just use the zero point energy field and voila. Infinite energy.

[@zaftighippo5544]

If you want the frame go on alibaba and look up enduro ebike frame. There are a ton and there are even complete bikes for sale and for less.

[@airaction2257]

That thing would not be Legal in the UK it would be classed as a motor vehicle, and as for 236 miles on a charge..Dream on !

[@siriosstar4789]

Kick starter is very risky . I tried it once and almost got ripped off . The company kept moving the delivery date up but never delivered . I telephoned them and threatened a law suit . so they sent me a prototype which to be honest ,actually worked ,but this is no way to run a legitimate business.

[@Alexander-ou6vl]

These bikes are 3 years old, but were produced not for the market. So, the product is fully functional and thoroughly tested.

[@SM-lt8yr]

PRICE OF 2265BP is open daylight LOOTING! Cost of building the bike is between 300-500 British pounds, tops!

[@idontknow64]

You'd be lucky getting that front fork of the frame for $500.

[@idontknow64]

Battery is probably $1000 and motors $500

[@craigkaschan4822]

All these comments are gold. Love it

[@markgrant8771]

to be legal in the uk for road use these bikes would have to be registered have insurance and pay ved

[@Thomas-cu5hp]

The "Road tax" would be £0 but yeah you lose all the freedom of a bicycle like bike lanes and shared paths.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

wow 2265 sterling pounds might as well get a 2nd hand Suzuki Haya Busa!

[@omvlogs4713]

fidel catsro Yeah or a dirtbike

[@marians6490]

Ardent Fan Or a new 50cc scooter :)

[@HamguyBacon]

@Ardent Fan because you don't need a licence.

[@pierreleonard9758]

Seems too outrageous of a claim to get taken seriously. People are smart these days, and more likely to walk right past you. You really had better be able to back up your claim in the real world, not in a vacuum on a velodrome track.

[@chovansatiroen4264]

Acording to the claims on the website, I should get 80 km range. I would take that 236 range and divide it by half, and then you would have a more realistic range.

[@EzERiders]

236 miles- Downhill in a windstorm?

[@topspeederalmond]

I have 4 E-bikes you cannot sit on one that long!!!! My ass hurts thinking about it.

[@TarkMcCoy]

You need to try a recumbent.

[@topspeederalmond]

Tark McCoy I will look at them

[@theebikenut4679]

Impressive! Wish mine would

[@davidjames1684]

Slowing a scooter down greatly increases the range, conversely, increasing the top speed greatly reduces the range. You basically cannot have both unless your vehicles slips thru the air super efficiently which these scooters do not.

[@autonomous2010]

Yep. Even going 25 MPH on a bicycle on flat roads requires a crazy amount of power. It scales exponentially the faster you go from there. It seems very strange to me for a person to want an "ebike" that goes over 25 MPH anyway. You would be far better off getting a light sports motorcycle or car at that point since the cycling gears would be unusable at that speed anyway. Not to mention... if you happen to hit a deep pothole at that speed, the ebike will kill you as the front fork fails.

[@haroldplatypus2732]

Wow, people have figured out how to get fat while doing an activity that used to be good for your health.

[@haroldplatypus2732]

I'm sorry about my comment Mr. Murpy. I was making an arsey joke about how the guy wasn't peddling. Got no problems with e-bikes or e-bikers. No doubt a person can get solid exercise on an e-bike. Plus they're a great option for seniors, folks with mobility issues, etc. E-bikes and Velomobiles will hopefully help to take more cars off the road.

[@tmurphy0919]

An apology on KZbin?!? You are a rare bird, Mr. Platypus. In turn, I retract my assumptions. It's just that statements like that usually come from elitist snobs, both online and IRL.

[@carlbole2142]

Yeah Harold, us cheaters need to get a car, or motorcycle, or moped as long as there is lots of taxes and licensing to go along with it, eh???

[@haroldplatypus2732]

Sorry there Mr. bole, I'm not following what you're saying.

............I pedal 25% of the time and retain 75% of my belly.........true story.

[@giovannisocci8793]

It would be illegal to use an ebike in America's interstate highways like it shows in the video. What s wrong with buying a moped? it goes faster,farther,safer.

[@daytimeslacker]

236 miles that's big load of bullsh*t. From the look of the battery pack 50 maybe 70 miles tops.

[@sicdavid6292]

How fast or should I say slow was it going? At 15 miles an hour the T3 can go about 400 miles.

[@teero1292]

With that kind of range they need to contact Guinness Book, Guiness would then either prove or disprove it.

[@PInk77W1]

I’ve pedalled a bicycle across USA 4x with no charge

[@Jill_of_trades]

Business Insider UK law states the bicycle must go no more than 20mph and have a power output of maximum 500W so how can these e-bicycles be road-legal?

[@ap0lmc]

Looks like a cheaper knockoff of the Stealth bike from Australia. These bikes are illegal here in Canada as ebikes cannot legally go faster than 30kph.

[@mangreat71]

where in the world did you get this E Bike ?

[@MikeWilliams-yp9kl]

This video is just a load of B.S. mine does 500miles on half a charge

[@okdok3742]

WTF R U TALKING ABOUT?? ARE YOU SERIOUS??? on the website it states 236 miles man, i hope wat ur saying is true. can u refer me to a video or something that proves ur statement?

[@autonomous2010]

@@okdok3742 You can cover some pretty incredible distances on an Ebike... if you're willing to only travel 3 MPH.

[@okdok3742]

@@autonomous2010 if i travel at an average speed of like 25-30 mph. wat kind of range should i expect from this ebike?

[@autonomous2010]

@@okdok3742 Impossible to answer as it depends upon the average incline per travel, weight, wind speed & direction, and road conditions.

[@okdok3742]

@@autonomous2010 i mean under ideal conditions. like 15-20 degrees celcius, not too much wind and not too many hills. say the rider is 160 pounds. what would be your best estimate

[@BretBowlby]

48v 64ah battery... gives you 3072 watt hours. @ appx 20 watt hours per mile you're looking at 153 miles. Not 200+. I call BS.

[@emilsolheim7929]

64Ah Battery is Still Very good Though For a Bike

[@johninokla2635]

Hell, I'd settle for a bike with a range of 153 miles. That means I could make it to the west coast in 8 days from Okla.

[@sundervictory8987]

It's more useful and can be done lots of good things to the world at large,but price should be economical

[@arisz2191]

Theoritical, the distant is only on paper with straight course without have to brake or turn just like in city street with traffic jam or traffic light, in reality the distant may be half of 236 miles

[@Max-lf4br]

i love it that bike goes farther than a Tesla model 3 ITS A FREAKING BIKE ITS TINY AND THEN YOU ARE COMPARING IT TO A GODDAMN CAR MADE OF FUCKING STEEL

[@fisharefriends598]

Yup. Turn the battery off

[@ameenabdulla9897]

Says off-road and goes into his Uncle's farm

[@ChunkyChest]

I rode one these in summer 2017 and I've never had so much fun :) You MUST try this!!

[@nicholastoo858]

You got trolled. That range is fantasy.

[@jeffrutan8521]

I don't think I'd be taking that thing out on the highway

[@gauravkhanal3869]

Wouldnot it be like feeling different when you are travelling in a bicycle without pedaling ?

[@Herman47]

If you're not pedaling, the cop's going to view it as a motorcycle, and then ask why you have no license plate or motorcycle driver's license -- just my conjecture.

[@sergioramses2615]

Why would an E-bike need a kickstarter for ????

[@James-xr7pb]

Tesla Model 3 Standard does 237 miles at 70mph. The Delfast Prime can do 236miles only at 13mph. :/

[@wp7291]

Do you need a license for this in usa?

[@Hashterix]

Too expensive for what it is, and to be road legal in the UK they limit it to a 250W motor and a max speed of 15mph. Rubbish, and bad reporting.

[@emilyarroyo1841]

What's the price for this bike

[@walkertongdee]

The price has to drop before it will really sell im guessing it wont.

[@patrickchubey3127]

$3,498.00?/? Seriously, that will buy you a decent used car, screw the ebike.

[@fbyi2940]

+ car insurance and maintance

[@patrickchubey3127]

@@fbyi2940 Point is that a car is a practical vehicle and a bike isn't. An ebike may need less maintenance but what do you want to bet you'll be paying sky high premiums like you do for every other motorcycle, and let's see you haul the missus, the in - laws and a week's worth of groceries on yer bike, it's not going to happen.

[@fbyi2940]

@@patrickchubey3127 dephands where you live, for me, I don't mind getting groceries everyday since the bike has small bag, and i think this is suitable to geting to work or communicating, if its a family, i do not see this as an option lol. I do aay that this is better if someone wants to get to their workplace but dosnt want to take their car to their workplace, for other reasons, instead of having two cars.

[@DrDre-sy2kv]

how ??? 150 Ah battery??? but which battery??? No battery even in 2019 can do that. Even remotely. are you using any alternator??? but theres no space to keep them there !!!

[@charmeldiola9715]

How much the ebike?

[@scrunts666]

Awesome but cost prohibitive.

[@ranhikkrishna7394]

What is the price

[@Joshua79C]

Stealth Electric was the first to create this type of design and those figures, but they cost too much for most.

[@vom8088]

Cool, I can pedal a bike for as long as I live and have working legs. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@idontknow64]

Cool I can try and climb hills of gradients up to 30% while making it to school which is 20km away with my 10kw of power generating legs.

[@markchrist3489]

WHY NOT CHARGING AS IT RUNS?

[@PasscodeAdvance]

The 2020's decade will have electric (fat)bikes capable of 30kms per hour with a battery lasting 48 hours. Hopefully they support USB-C electric banks and have easily detachable batteries when it must. They also have torches and indicator lights like scooters. All of the technology I mentioned is either there or is definitely possible. Now, r/oddlyspecific me.

[@WANDERER0070]

You forgot to mention that,,you have to pedal to charge the battery..right!?

[@dimitristripakis7364]

So what? Put a battery large enough and you can do 500 miles. The bike is great, but the message is marketing.

[@-Gunnarsson-]

im curious how far my battery will go , 36v 60ah with 500w motor

[@Denvermorgan2000]

This is bull it must be governed down to 250 watt.

[@edism]

So you're saying that all cars can't go over national speed limits either?

[@parthaghosh6887]

Where this bicycle is available

[@naveenkumarselvaganeshan8438]

It is impossible to travel an ebike upto 236 miles in a single charge in 50kph. However how many battery are u used for it........more over a single battery can travel upto 35 miles

[@jianqiuzhong6916]

Totally impossible in this battery size

[@willstorm8331]

If your going to promote this you really need to come up with a bunch of numbers to go with your claims. Stupidity is just one of the things that is making the uptake of e-vehicles so slow and while its great to dream but people need to know where to start with this tech. This just sets folks up for disappointment.

[@donnafrank9240]

How much is one and how do I get one

[@allstuff2157]

It's the speed that matters on these not the range

[@hymlog]

...ATTENTION CEO !! ....PRICE AND AVAILABILITY ARE KING ...NOW. ...WHAT YOU GOT?

[@homerelesperance2857]

An E-Bike that can travel 236 miles on a single charge (on a lithium battery) and cost 2,265 lbs (British pounds) or translate that to U.S. dollars, $3,217.58 as of April 2018 currency exchange! Okay, what have they been inhaling all day, battery & electric motor grease\oil, electric discharge ozone fumes?

[@EnAimBoy]

Awesome, not permitted by the laws of physics and current Battery Technology but awesome

[@siriosstar4789]

Kickstarter? This is code for , we couldn't get any serious investors because they knew they were being conned.

[@giuliom8520]

Well, at least they're getting the range and the price under control, but I won't be interested until they make a bike that I can get away with riding in the Santa Monica Mountains where electric dirt bikes are not allowed. In other words, it has to look more or less like a normal cross-country mountain bike before I am interested in putting down the money to buy one. Otherwise, I'll just stick with dual sport motorcycles that are not allowed on the trails I want to take them on either. Why switch to a gimmicky electric dirt bike?

[@tronixfix]

How much is that in kilometers?

[@warlockboyburns]

236 miles at 2mph

[@themarbleking]

Wonder what happened to this bike?