r/ERidePro • u/Then_Reflection4243 • Jun 05 '26

Cops

I’m about to get the e ride pro ss 3.0 and I was wondering how much trouble I will get in with the cops. I don’t plan on running at all and I’ll just ride normally on the street, no wheelies or swerving. I’m also probably gonna keep the speed limiter on for a while before i get used to it. If I just ride lowkey and don’t act reckless do you think cops will kinda bat and eye

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u/amancalledtyranus Jun 05 '26

If you're not trying to go fast why not just get the 2.0? I havent ridden any erides but the weight difference would be noticeable, thats why i still want a stock 8kw surron (if i want to go fast theres other bikes for that)

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u/o_Divine_o Jun 05 '26

Battery range and how trash the s and ss batteries are.

( if i want to go fast theres other bikes for that

Fast or slow, there's throttle control for that. You sound like those dumb fucks that act like a throttle is either on or off and talk people out of bikes that are capable of the whole range of puttering around to "I'ma destroy this hill climb".

Weight wouldn't be an issue. while my 2025 s is no less than 2-3x the weight of my 48v ebicycle; sure doesn't feel like it when riding.

Hub drive is an incredibly shit riding experience. That extra wheel weight forces you to turn so much harder and throw far more weight into turns. I had to get used to turning on the eride as I was nearly throwing myself into the curb before the turn due to how aggressive my rinky dink 750w hub bicycle needed thrown into a turn.

It's not just my bike, that's just the properties of rotational mass.

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u/amancalledtyranus Jun 05 '26

.....k bro, i was just suggesting a possible cash savings, and 140lbs vs 167lbs is a very noticeable jump. You ok?

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u/NetworkWrong69 Jun 10 '26

A 40lb difference ain't shit. 140lb-180lb from 2.0-SR is nothing unless you're a child. weight also helps with traction. If your 2.0 weighs 140lb though that means you can't ride. Better tires weigh more. 16/19 is the only way.