Ok, so I did not quite do 100 miles on a single charge, but the capacity is there if I needed to.
I did 89 miles starting from a full charge at 58.8V down to 48.6V on my 17.5Ah 52V pack. BBSHD. Note that my display shows about 0.6V higher than actual voltage.

This was over three separate trips, two 40 milers and one shorter trip. The two 40 mile trips I did in PAS 2 mostly, with infrequent throttle use above that as needed. The 9 mile trip my daughter was fooling about, playing with higer PAS settings and full throttle for short periods (and grinning giddily as this was her first time on the ebike).
The 40 miler trips had about 1600ft total elevation change each, gentle slopes mostly, with few short steep streets.
Paved trails and roads only.
I normally would have charged before my second 40 miles, but did not have time. So decided to see how it would go, warching my power meter and neing careful to stay below 200W most lf the time.
That's on a full suspension mtb (58lb as configured), with 26x1.95 tires at around 30PSI and I am 200lb, second 40mile trip was with a 15lb backpack.
I did 89 miles starting from a full charge at 58.8V down to 48.6V on my 17.5Ah 52V pack. BBSHD. Note that my display shows about 0.6V higher than actual voltage.
This was over three separate trips, two 40 milers and one shorter trip. The two 40 mile trips I did in PAS 2 mostly, with infrequent throttle use above that as needed. The 9 mile trip my daughter was fooling about, playing with higer PAS settings and full throttle for short periods (and grinning giddily as this was her first time on the ebike).
The 40 miler trips had about 1600ft total elevation change each, gentle slopes mostly, with few short steep streets.
Paved trails and roads only.
I normally would have charged before my second 40 miles, but did not have time. So decided to see how it would go, warching my power meter and neing careful to stay below 200W most lf the time.
That's on a full suspension mtb (58lb as configured), with 26x1.95 tires at around 30PSI and I am 200lb, second 40mile trip was with a 15lb backpack.
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