As a long time cyclist and ebike rider I have always known the limitations of the equipment I'm using , There is nothing worst than having ebike battery go dead . There are a few options at that point peddle , push , recharge, or carry spare battery. All of which have their own set backs , The best thing is know the limits of your equipment, plan your rides and always allow for a little less distance than what you know your battery will last , and if possible try to have a back up . Being forced to peddle the average ebike isn't always a easy task, they normally weight between 60lbs to a 100+ pounds, and the isn't going to be a easy task especially going up a grade or steep hill . And if you are older like myself we aren't the young riders we used to be , and many of us have health issues and limits . So the best advice I can give is always plan ahead your ride , make sure you have equipment with you that you may need , bring a extra battery if you have one , stay Hydrated even in the colder weather , have fun , and always be safe as possible.
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