Unlike non-electric bikes, which are lightweight and easy to transport, electric bikes tend be heavier than their non-electric counterparts. To maximize the distance you can travel on a single charge—pedal as hard as possible!
The range depends on a variety of factors, including the location of the ride, weight, and wind speed. The average e-bike can go 60 miles/100 kilometers, and it’s possible to get up to 120 miles/200 km on a single charge.
The range depends on various factors. For example, if you ride on smooth terrain, you can get up to 40 miles per charge. On uphill or rocky terrain, you can get much more.
More power isn’t necessarily better for your electric bike’s range. The more watts your motor has, the more range you’ll get.
You can increase the distance you’re able to travel by adding more battery capacity. And by reducing your speed and lowering your pedal-assist mode, you’ll reduce the risk of running out of power.
The most important factor is the battery capacity. The larger the battery capacity, the longer the ride can last.