[mcpeacock]

sorry to go back to my original query, but would like to understand the voltage and ampere values mean.

i take it that the higher the voltage, the faster I can ride it  and the amperage reflects the range before having to recharge?

60V and 16-20A respectively should be sufficient for daily commutes?

what lifespan do the batteries normally have?

if I get a second hand bike with 72V battery, can I replace this w a 60V battery?

cheers

 

 

[mcpeacock]

thanks for all the responses and insights so far!

I should share that I will only be here for 6-8 months, so dont really want to invest too heavily in a brand new ebike/scooter, especially now I learned that there are robbing gangs around. I really dont care about fancy/pimped up stuff, just need something to take me comfortably from A-B, and which allows me to take the missus on the back as well.

I guess it should be safe enough to park in basement of my office and compound building respectively, but will buy a big lock when heading to other destinations.

Budget suggestions are well noted. Am considering the big turtle vs something like this

Any thoughts on how these compare??

cheers

[mcpeacock]

hi, interested in the ebike and airpurifier. sent you a pm for photos pls

cheers

 

[mcpeacock]

thanks for responses so far!

where is this pet market? is this ‘one of those places’ where dogs/cats/ferrets and others are being masshandled, or is there actually some cleanliness/order to it?

[mcpeacock]

thanks all for the helpfull advise. gives us a bit more piece of mind that our budget would allow us for some saving. on another note – is there any regular (weekly or monhtly) meet-up where us Chengdu-newbies can meetup, socialize and share first impressions? cheers!

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