Ya got read man... electric motorcycles. I'd think by now you'd know the actual definition of an ebike. Stop ranting online with multiple comments dude. Get it together, reread everything a few times, collect your thoughts, think it all through, then say what you think. Also, do a search for custom-built ebike batteries and you will find them. I could ride 200 miles on 400Wh or two of my packs, even fully loaded, but unless I'm trying to outrun a fire I wouldn't bother. Once you understand, and for some people can actually a c c e p t the definition of ebike you can easily have more miles in your pack than you are going to want to ride day after day. All that without trashing your battery. You can do that now on electric motorcycles except you will never have a battery last for a full day's ride. The point here that you seem to have missed is that the Delfast emotorcycle in the video isn't an ebike, not according to the 2002 CPSA definition. It's a cheap emotorcycle that's probably a blast to ride (as long as you have a couple of thousand Wh), is undoubtedly suited for sneaking around killing people, and it would be pretty good at riding around with traffic after you got a license, tags, and insurance. HEY! Maybe there should be a category for Things That Look Like Ebike But Aren't... you know, electric motorcycles.
Wrong... and stupid to keep repeating it over and over when you are being shown the American definition over and over and over and over and ov.... Let's try again. - https://prnt.sc/dgM_E72sh5wP
Specify more than providing the actual U.S. federal written definition that's been being used for 20 years now? No, apparently that's not possible with you. WAIT!!!! Can you read? You can read, right? If you can't read then maybe... maybe I could with crayons and some paper and a huge bottle of rum. But of course, you can read, you are just being purposely obtuse. Obtuse, and wrong. Over and over and over.
