How does riding mode affect my e-bike’s battery range?

The riding mode on your e-bike significantly impacts how quickly the battery is used. E-bikes typically have various modes, such as full throttle and different levels of pedal assist. Here's how they affect the battery range:

• Full Throttle Mode: When you use the full throttle mode, the e-bike relies entirely on the battery power to drive the motor. This mode consumes the most battery power, leading to a quicker depletion of the battery charge.

• Pedal Assist Mode: In pedal assist mode, the e-bike provides power proportional to your pedaling. The level of assist can often be adjusted (e.g., from 1 to 5). Lower levels of pedal assist use less battery power as they require more physical pedaling effort from the rider. Conversely, higher levels provide more power but will drain the battery faster.

To maximize your battery range, consider using a lower level of pedal assist and contribute more to the pedaling effort. This approach not only extends your battery life but also offers a more active riding experience. Additionally, riding conditions like terrain, rider weight, and tire pressure can also influence how much battery power is consumed in different modes.