Having an electric bike is great! It’s convenient, efficient, and has a lot of benefits. Ebikes have improved over the years as new technology is constantly developed, but it seems that no matter how advanced the latest innovation is, having a bit more range would be better.
Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to improve the range of your ebike. Of course you can upgrade the parts, but simple things you can change like how you ride can make a huge impact. These tips can help you get the most out of your ebike.
Let’s say you’re on your way home but your ebike battery is at 20%. Use a combination of the tips we listed above and you’ll be able to prolong your ebike’s power to get you home.
Whatever circumstance you encounter, these tricks will be useful to get you the mileage you need from your battery.
Do you have other tips or tricks we missed? Let me know in the comments.
Kathy,
We are going to be selling a really nice Hollywood rack for 2" receivers. If looking for a rack, make sure it can handle the weight and holds the bike in some way other than a cross bar.
More questions? Just give us a ring, we are here to help!
I want to travel with my ebike, which is the best bike rack to buy?,
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Michael. Roy
July 13, 2021
I was wandering if
There is a bag that goes on the back storage rack. Thanks Michael