E-Bikes - Stealth For Military

E-bikes are fantastic electronic two-wheelers that are taking the world by storm. There is no denying that E-bikes are the natural evolution of bicycles and as they become a lot more affordable, more people will jump into the bandwagon But how does it fare in the heat of battle? Let’s find out!

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[RonLWilson]

As far as recharging batteries one can carry extra batteries, especially if one uses a cargo e-bike which can carry loads up to 400 lbs.

For my e-bike the battery is removable and takes less than a minute to swap out a spent battery for a charged one.

[dalvenable]

I got my first E-bike years ago and have built a few since then. I believe it was VoilaMart or AW electric bike conversion kits that show on the cover of their manual a soldier with full gear posing on his E-bike. I have built a few duel motor hunting bikes for folks. I loved my direct drive motors because they are silent.

[ericb.]

Thanks, a very balanced video.
My E-CELLS Super Monarch Crowns a very good E-MTB for the military. 2 wheel drive, 2 batteries, dual suspension, 35 mile off road range, 60 miles on road. 400 pound max load limit., 9 (nine) pedal assist levels, fenders, front and rear racks, 2.3 mm thick brake rotors, etc. I use mine for hunting and charge it with a BLUETTI AC200 MAX Li Fe Po4 battery and 220 watt Off Grid TREK solar blanket to charge the BLUETTI.
The BEST thing for E-MTB improvement is the use of SOLID STATE BATTERIES. Smaller, lighter and MUCH faster charging.