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I am guessing 36 V. 10 cells in series by two in parallel. From 5.2 Ah up to 6.4 Ah is possible with today's cells.

You are not alone in your thoughts. More driven by the manufacturers of mopeds and motorcycles likely as not. I don't buy into "user protection" as a reason for keeping them off the roads because user protection for any other category of vehicle means taking courses and passing a drivers test...

From a pure design point of view I would prefer an HL battery in the triangle and a slightly less visually dominating rack.

It is an electrically assisted bicycle. The gears are there for the power, the motor is there to assist. The above journey was done on a 10.4 Ah battery which gave up 50 meters before the top of the last hill. That is 5.2 watts per kilometre is that what your CD is using?

Like 72 km Zarautz - Saint-Jean-de-Luz in just over 3 hours for example? As for hub motors don't have gears what are the 7 cogs hanging off the side of mine?

"VIENNA, Austria – The total number of e-bikes and e-MTB sold on the Austrian market hiked last year by 54.4% to 77,220 units. “Nearly one-fifth of all bicycles sold in Austria is an e-bike,” notes Alexander Raffeiner of the Austrian sporting goods industry association VSSÖ." Now wouldn't that...

Yes I heard you when you explained to me about 12 S, I understand my initial error on going with 10 S and I will be moving in that direction as soon as I can. My 36 V 09 battery controller has a 50 V cap and I am worried that it is just a little too close to the limit with the battery hot off...

Rabbits - you can have those back!

I chose to cut off there because there isn't much juice left below 35.5 and my alarm doesn't do half volts...

Wet is not a problem most of them are potted. Damaged from vandals? None of the Chinese LCDs are removable to my knowledge.

Well built!

I'm going to try for myself, I rode my friends full sus Decathlon bike and it was lovely. Today my forearms started pumping up at around the 50 km mark I'm hoping the "pogo stick" will push that pain threshold back a bit. Depends which European roads KevinMull, here they ain't so hot. Chain...

Only gift? Everything else we had to pay for... :rolleyes: