weight vs distance

[maccandles]

have a cube stereo 160, best i get per ride is 3500ft climb and about 23-28 miles, im 106kg, and ride mainly in eco, how does that compare with others?

 

[PeteIOM]

I have just over 2 bars left after 32 miles with 2000ft climbing with a mix of on and off road.
I'm 6'3 and 20stone (about 127kg).
I cycle a mixture of Eco and eMTB mode always spinning high.
Riding a Scott E-Scale Bosch - 500watt

 

[Mccandles]

I have just over 2 bars left after 32 miles with 2000ft climbing with a mix of on and off road.
I'm 6'3 and 20stone (about 127kg).
I cycle a mixture of Eco and eMTB mode always spinning high.
Riding a Scott E-Scale Bosch - 500watt

Impressive

 

[Mccandles]

That's impressive

 

[Doomanic]

I have just over 2 bars left after 32 miles with 2000ft climbing with a mix of on and off road.

What's the actual distance for road and off-road?

 

[R120]

Riding conditions play such a part, I find that if I am riding a constant cadence climb on a fire road/relatively smooth surface I can get a lot of elevation, but if riding lots of ups and downs on technical single track, especially when you are going from minimal assistance from the motor to cranking it over hard repeatedly to get over and up stuff it drains the battery a lot quicker.

 

[Gary]

Gradient makes a huge difference too. below say a 7% gradient s nothing for these motors whereas above 14% they're having to work way harder

 

[PeteIOM]

What's the actual distance for road and off-road?

Around 7 miles of fire track type ground, its certainly not crazy off roading, just a more interesting commute
Theres more hills on the road parts though...

 

[PeteIOM]

Gradient makes a huge difference too. below say a 7% gradient s nothing for these motors whereas above 14% they're having to work way harder

The most my commute ride see's is 10% for a short distance..