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Battery range.

What influence does the battery have on the range.

It is important to know what the capacity of the battery itself is. We offer different battery capacities depending on the use of the bike. Lindtbergh has a number of battery variants, 430, 480, 500 and 725 Wh batteries. However, we have currently chosen to use the 725 Wh battery as standard on our Touring eBike. Wh stands for 'Watt Hour'. In other words, it indicates the size of the fuel tank, such as in a car. The higher the Wh, the more fuel the eBike has. A battery with more Wh contains more charge.

However, don't be fooled by the number alone. A higher Wh does not always have to equate to a larger range. There are more external factors to consider. Weight, driving conditions, terrain, weather conditions and much more can all affect a battery's range. As a rule of thumb you can assume that you can drive about 12 to 14 kilometers per 100 Wh in normal use [25 km/h, moderate wind, without too much effort]. For the Enduro TR this means a range of 90-100 km.

The type of electric bicycle also plays a role. Electric city bikes usually come with a smaller battery because a smaller range is acceptable. Lindtbergh usually uses a battery starting at 430 Wh, while a Touring bike comes standard with a battery of at least 725 Wh. The heavier the load or the further the range, the more Wh the battery must have.

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