Thanks, Naranja_CT5+. Yes, I am making it complicated. Whether a second battery is wired in or not I would still be carrying it around, so just carrying it securely and swapping it in is hardly an inconvenience. I am guilty of over-think. Thanks for the nudge.
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RadCity / Add/Increase Battery to City5+
September 29, 2023, 08:43:18 PM
I have a RadCity5+ Step-Through and I would like to increase the battery capacity, the problem for me is not speed but endurance, I run out of power before I'm done riding and sometimes I have made the last mile with great exertion - I would rather not cut short my rides.
The battery it came with is 672 Wh, 48v, 14Ah, the motor is rated 750W. I have seen some posts about adding an extra battery to different models but not to the City5+. Has anyone done this to the City5+? Can you point me to some helpful articles? I have plenty of room on my rear rack to mount an extra battery but I'm not sure where to begin.
The battery it came with is 672 Wh, 48v, 14Ah, the motor is rated 750W. I have seen some posts about adding an extra battery to different models but not to the City5+. Has anyone done this to the City5+? Can you point me to some helpful articles? I have plenty of room on my rear rack to mount an extra battery but I'm not sure where to begin.
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