Of course it can, with enough battery. There’s at least one bike out there that holds three removable batteries.
The bigger issue by far is the pure lies they tell with the listed range. Don’t tell me it can do 80 miles and not mention that’s on the lowest assist, with a 100 lb rider and overinflated tires on flat asphalt. What’s the range with a 200 lb rider on the highest mode, climbing 500 feet per mile? List both, at least.
The Bosch range calculator will let you get an estimate with taking into account pretty much every factor: wind, hills, load, motor type, battery type, etc. But yeah, with every single company out there, the large print giveth; the fine print taketh away.
Of course it can, with enough battery. There’s at least one bike out there that holds three removable batteries.
The bigger issue by far is the pure lies they tell with the listed range. Don’t tell me it can do 80 miles and not mention that’s on the lowest assist, with a 100 lb rider and overinflated tires on flat asphalt. What’s the range with a 200 lb rider on the highest mode, climbing 500 feet per mile? List both, at least.
The Bosch range calculator will let you get an estimate with taking into account pretty much every factor: wind, hills, load, motor type, battery type, etc. But yeah, with every single company out there, the large print giveth; the fine print taketh away.
Lectric Xpedition could do it with dual battery I bet, that’s what I thought they were going to be writing about.
https://fiido.com/products/fiido-titan-robust-cargo-electric-bike-with-ul-certified
That’s the triple battery I was talking about. They claim 250 miles. Puh-lease.
Yeah, I’ve seen a couple others with 3 batteries, they seem like too much of a hassle weight wise and I rarely ride even half that far
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Holds three removable batteries?
They couldn’t just run a bit of wire?