New e bikes with small ah batteries

[flecc]

In some ways, it's just being more honest than ghost peddling a PAS sensor (Flecc - please make sure I have used the right spelling, I never know which is right )

Happy to oblige.

Peddling as you've shown is selling the PAS sensor. It comes from these words and meanings:

Pedlar - a person who goes from place to place selling small items.

Peddles - tries to sell (something, especially small goods) by going from place to place.

In cycling we pedal, and when doing so are pedalling, so our bicycles are fitted with pedals.
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[WheezyRider]

Happy to oblige.

Peddling as you've shown is selling the PAS sensor. It comes from these words and meanings:

Pedlar - a person who goes from place to place selling small items.

Peddles - tries to sell (something, especially small goods) by going from place to place.

In cycling we pedal, and when doing so are pedalling, so our bicycles are fitted with pedals.
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Ah yes, the ghost peddling is something done by spiritualists, not e-bikers

 

[guerney]

Ah yes, the ghost peddling is something done by spiritualists, not e-bikers

They're not real Mediums - most Mediums look very well fed, look more like a Large

 

[guerney]

Now that you have your soldering iron, you need to be careful not to head down the road of too many accessories............View attachment 47063

I hope someone will shoot me before that happens! Seems like he's constructed a barrier with screens and gizmos to hide behind - parts of which may embed into his face in a collision, depending on what sort of helmet he's wearing. I would have loved to have read an account of you asking him questions about what the heck is on that bike and why, after loitering for awhile for him to exit. Maybe next time? On the other hand, he could go nuts? Outraged that the method behind this apparent madness is being questioned?

 

[WheezyRider]

They're not real Mediums - most Mediums look very well fed, look more like a Large

Reminds me of signs I often see on new toilet seats: "DO NOT CLEAN WITH AGGRESSIVE MEDIUMS"

 

[WheezyRider]

Anyway, getting this thread back on topic...

Wouldn't it be great if e-bike manufacturers made bikes where you could swap in a large or a small pack, depending on what you wanted to do that day? Too many bikes have everything so integrated you can't do that sort of thing.

 

[soundwave]

i can get 300w 400w 500w 625 and 745w frame batts that will fit my bike but there not cheap and cant be recelled

 

[guerney]

Reminds me of signs I often see on new toilet seats: "DO NOT CLEAN WITH AGGRESSIVE MEDIUMS"

Best thing for them, the shysters!

 

[guerney]

Anyway, getting this thread back on topic...

Wouldn't it be great if e-bike manufacturers made bikes where you could swap in a large or a small pack, depending on what you wanted to do that day? Too many bikes have everything so integrated you can't do that sort of thing.

Even if the battery cases and mounts are the same, say for a shark or dolphin or whatever, the polarity of one's newly purchased spare or smaller battery could be wrong - therefore a big bang and magic smoke, if one doesn't know to check and switch accordingly. There's no standardisation!

 

[Woosh]

Anyway, getting this thread back on topic...

Wouldn't it be great if e-bike manufacturers made bikes where you could swap in a large or a small pack, depending on what you wanted to do that day? Too many bikes have everything so integrated you can't do that sort of thing.

I did something like that with my Brompton. I have a small 4AH battery for zipping around Southend and a larger 13AH for longer rides.
If you use HL battery case, you can have 36V HL batteries in 10AH, 13AH, 15AH, 17.5AH and 20AH.

 

[flecc]

Wouldn't it be great if e-bike manufacturers made bikes where you could swap in a large or a small pack, depending on what you wanted to do that day? Too many bikes have everything so integrated you can't do that sort of thing.

The 26 volt Panasonic crank units from 2007 on had a number of battery options from 8Ah to 24 Ah. Earlier than that Ezee bikes had a standard battery mount with a range of options from 9Ah to 18Ah and a twin battery 24Ah option.
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[Swinman]

Thank you all for the feed back I didn’t think it would raise quite so much debate, to be fair I’ve never pushed my bike to its limit as being disabled I don’t pedal much so just use the throttle, my main point , we’ll answered by all thank you, was is it worth getting a new controller to get better paformance from the battery in terms of distance, but I best get on my diet and loose some wait lol