I'll have to check mine when our weather gets a tad warmer. I know I romped it for oh god, .. 14 miles or so, and when I pulled off, about a minute later, battery / motor, everything was just a bit warm, there really did not seem to be any heat issue at all. I mean I could hold my hand on it comfortably. I was really surprised at that TBH, granted I was not climbing mountains or anything, but doing over 100 mph for 8 to 10 minutes straight, Id have thought it'd be pretty toasty at that point. I like the screen that shows KW being used and torque. The line graph is nice but it's so small that's NOT something you want to be / or really CAN stare at when you are hauling. i wish they could make it a bit bigger somehow. I was going a bit faster than you but only for about half the distance. I think with water cooling, and that radiator up front, it's going to keep the temps pretty low for you. You'd probably have to fast charge it them romp on it to get it into the red, or be playing in one of our 95 degree Florida days on the pavement where it's 115 degrees with the sun reflecting off the stuff. In a few months hopefully I will be able to get some real time 'stuff' to report back on.
But yes, seeing the Ribelle, ie the 'normal' bike racing is really cool, knowing that YOUR bike, not the 'racer X' bike they made but the 'normal people' bike can compete hard in a race is pretty awesome.
Given the Ego and Ribelle are essentially the same bike, with the seating arrangement slightly different, I'd LOVE to see them eventually open up the RIbelle to 150 at some point. Given how mine just climbed up there to 125 and in the last 2 mph just kind of 'tickled it' like it was being held back, makes me think the Ribelle could easily do this if given the permissions
Lean my fat ass behind the wind screen and take those huge bags off and it'd be a piece of cake I bet !
Aaron
