Hi, Can you tell me how many miles does it have on your bike and whether you are facing any issues? Also I hope that if the bike runs out of battery you can still paddle it and make it home at PAS 0 mode. Also how many miles does It ride on full charge and only throttle mode.
Now I have around 200 miles. If it runs out of battery you can still paddle. I never ran out, but you can paddle at 0 PAS with no issues. Better than throttle is cruise control :) I often do cruise control or throttle only, I’ve done over 11 miles cruise control with very limited paddling and the battery still had good charge - uphills and downhills. But the voltage and energy bar can fluctuate a lot depending if you’re going up or down. The new bikes come with long range battery, definitely choose that. No issues, except that it has many sounds when riding/ breaking, I’d like to compare it to another one to know. To be honest, this is the best investment ever. I have a regular bike that I don’t ride, but this one is just great.
I am getting a XP 2.0 delivered to my MA residence next week…YaY. What’s your thoughts whether or not this XP 2.0 needs to be registered with the RMV? Not so sure it quality’s to?
I read somewhere that you cannot register it and that the laws in MA are not clear… they’re working on a new law or so - but don’t take my word for it. Couple interesting things I read about the xp2.0 is that the speed can be changed to class 3 - 28mph (standard xp 2.0 = 20) but then this is where some other states ask you to register it… you’ll also need to remove the class 2 sticker from the bike and there is a sticker below it. Copy this link it’s from lectric website: lectricebikes.helpdocs.io/article/ynod5pahen-how-do-i-change-speed-to-28-mph Another resource is massbike.org I am in central MA, I ride it on the streets of the towns… not in the city just yet. If you’re in the area and recommend places to ride it please post here.
@@DIY_Garden The ambiguities in the MA ebike laws for the XP 2.0 needing to be registered when the software does not allow speeds over 20 mph with full throttle only….nope. Just asking, I appreciate your reply. I do have my MC license…I saw the massbike article. Safe riding.
@@DIY_Garden I will be riding around the neighborhood roads around my house and try to avoid heavy traffic and probably find favorite loops that helps me exercise without too much stress. Again MA ebike travel laws are so restrictive and ambiguous…. Can you ride on a bike path or not? malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXIV/Chapter90/Section1B
Hi, Can you tell me how many miles does it have on your bike and whether you are facing any issues? Also I hope that if the bike runs out of battery you can still paddle it and make it home at PAS 0 mode. Also how many miles does It ride on full charge and only throttle mode.
Now I have around 200 miles. If it runs out of battery you can still paddle. I never ran out, but you can paddle at 0 PAS with no issues.
Better than throttle is cruise control :) I often do cruise control or throttle only, I’ve done over 11 miles cruise control with very limited paddling and the battery still had good charge - uphills and downhills. But the voltage and energy bar can fluctuate a lot depending if you’re going up or down. The new bikes come with long range battery, definitely choose that.
No issues, except that it has many sounds when riding/ breaking, I’d like to compare it to another one to know.
To be honest, this is the best investment ever. I have a regular bike that I don’t ride, but this one is just great.
I am getting a XP 2.0 delivered to my MA residence next week…YaY. What’s your thoughts whether or not this XP 2.0 needs to be registered with the RMV? Not so sure it quality’s to?
I read somewhere that you cannot register it and that the laws in MA are not clear… they’re working on a new law or so - but don’t take my word for it.
Couple interesting things I read about the xp2.0 is that the speed can be changed to class 3 - 28mph (standard xp 2.0 = 20) but then this is where some other states ask you to register it… you’ll also need to remove the class 2 sticker from the bike and there is a sticker below it.
Copy this link it’s from lectric website: lectricebikes.helpdocs.io/article/ynod5pahen-how-do-i-change-speed-to-28-mph
Another resource is massbike.org
I am in central MA, I ride it on the streets of the towns… not in the city just yet. If you’re in the area and recommend places to ride it please post here.
@@DIY_Garden The ambiguities in the MA ebike laws for the XP 2.0 needing to be registered when the software does not allow speeds over 20 mph with full throttle only….nope. Just asking, I appreciate your reply.
I do have my MC license…I saw the massbike article. Safe riding.
@@DIY_Garden I will be riding around the neighborhood roads around my house and try to avoid heavy traffic and probably find favorite loops that helps me exercise without too much stress. Again MA ebike travel laws are so restrictive and ambiguous…. Can you ride on a bike path or not?
malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXIV/Chapter90/Section1B