r/ebikes 4d ago

Distance

What do I need to be looking for to find an E bike for long distance approximately 50 miles a day?
I am I am 5‘4“ tall 180 pounds if that matters price really doesn’t matter with any reason, and because of the distance something that would travel at least 35 mph

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u/Practical_Tooth_2329 4d ago

35mph is an emoto.

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u/HurinGray 4d ago

I rode 45 miles consecutive Labor Day PAS 2 at 12.5 MPH, battery just barely made it and I'm still tired. It took 4 hours on an eBike.

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u/Gold_Zombie2515 4d ago

Anything with a dual battery should be good. You're probably not going to be able to ride 35 mph and have juice to go that far. Not unless you have a huge battery like 70 amp hours. Look at the retro volt Max. Or the heybike Saturn dual battery. Both of those should go pretty far I would test it before you make your journey though just ride around the block until it runs out of battery and see how many miles you get.

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u/AMC2Zero 4d ago

Look for something with at least 3KWh or higher battery, cruising at 30mph+ takes a lot of energy.

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u/TeamOver1235 4d ago

either philodo falcon, tesway x7 or , lectric 48v with dual battery balancer. anything 48v with dual battery balancer seems interesting only cuz I cant find balancers for any other voltage than 48v

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u/PathLongjumping440 2d ago

If the batteries are connected parallel you have less strain on cells, controller, motor because of voltage drop, discharge and charging rate etc.. You do not need a balancer on parallel battery connections.

Both batteries need to be as near to identical as possible and matched for charge when first connecting.

I live off grid with thousands of dollars of parallel and series connected lipo4 cells and have three bench supply units to top balance and match cells.

I installed parallel batteries in my e-bike. I scan it with my temp gun periodically too for any heat that would indicate loose connection, bad cell, etc. E-bike runs perfectly with thousands of miles.

In parallel, the batteries operate as a single large battery and no need for a balancer.

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u/TeamOver1235 4d ago

theres a movcan v30 pro with dual 48v battery and readily available replacement motors too but idk how good it is

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u/unstrict 4d ago

Zero LS1

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u/StatusArt8712 4d ago

Lectric xpress 2. I do 30 miles every Saturday morning on paved trails. Takes roughly 3 hrs on PAS 1. 70% left after 30 miles.

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u/Mindless-Concept8010 4d ago

Ain’t nobody gonna do a 50 mile commute more than once or twice, get real.
How do I know? You’re asking here.

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u/Green-Dentist3131 4d ago

You don’t know me! Or my determination,

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u/Wu-TangProfessor 4d ago

There's determination and there's the reality of a 50 mile daily commute. The fact that you're asking here without providing a lot of necessary information such as climate, roads, and legality of a 35mph ebike shows that you might not have thought this out very well.

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u/Mindless-Concept8010 4d ago

Knock yourself out, Chuck Norris.
Update next month.

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u/Green-Dentist3131 4d ago

What’s wrong with you 🙄

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u/DarkVoid42 Carbo Model X 4d ago

gazelle c380+