Ebike Range Calculator
Get a real-world range estimate of your ebike.
Estimate range based on your battery, load, and stop-and-go traffic.
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Safety, Speed & Legal Use – High-Performance / PPB Configurations
Depending on configuration, this vehicle can be operated in lower-speed modes or in high-speed / off-road modes. In some U.S. jurisdictions, when limited to lower speeds and used as directed, vehicles of this general type may be treated similarly to certain “e-bike” classes. In other jurisdictions, or when operated at higher speeds or power levels, they may be treated as off-highway vehicles, mopeds, or motor-driven cycles instead.
Ariel Rider does not represent or guarantee that any particular configuration on this page will qualify as a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike under your local laws. Speed caps, controller settings, and equipment requirements that determine legal classification are highly state- and city-specific and may change over time. Owners and riders are responsible for configuring and using the vehicle only in ways that comply with all applicable rules where they ride.
Any demonstrations or marketing content showing speeds above 20 mph (or above 28 mph in jurisdictions that recognize a Class 3 category) are filmed in controlled settings and are not an authorization to operate at those speeds on public roads, bike lanes, sidewalks, or multi-use paths. Use of high-speed or off-road modes on public rights-of-way may be illegal and can carry additional licensing, registration, insurance, and equipment obligations.
Modifying speed settings, removing limiters, changing tires, brakes, or other components, or using non-standard parts may change how the vehicle is classified and may void warranties or affect insurance. Riders must be at least 16 years old, and helmets and other safety equipment are strongly recommended and may be legally required in many jurisdictions. Range estimates are approximate and depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature, assist level, and sustained speed.
Financing options are provided by third-party providers and are subject to their independent terms, conditions, and credit approval processes. Any monthly payment examples are illustrative only and do not modify those providers’ offers or disclosures.
Nothing in this material is legal, tax, or regulatory advice. Riders should review current laws and regulations in their area and consult official sources or qualified counsel if they have questions about legal classification or permitted use. Ariel Rider and its affiliates are not responsible for improper use, illegal operation, or failure to follow applicable regulations and safe-riding practices.
Common Questions
Why does stopping reduce range? +
Accelerating from 0 to 20mph consumes 3-4x more energy than cruising. City riding with frequent stops significantly lowers your range compared to steady riding.
Do fat tires really affect range? +
Yes. Fat tires (especially at low pressure) have higher rolling resistance. Running them at 25-30psi can improve range, while 10-15psi will reduce it.
How does cold weather affect battery? +
Lithium batteries lose efficiency in cold weather. At 32°F (0°C), you may see a 15-20% drop in range compared to riding in 70°F (21°C).
How much distance do I lose riding at Class 3 speeds (28mph+) vs. Class 2? +
Speed is the enemy of range due to wind resistance (drag), which increases quadratically. Riding at 28mph+ requires almost double the energy of riding at 20mph. If you have a long, high-speed commute, this calculator will show you exactly why our dual-battery capable models (like the X-Class 60V Performance Edition) are the best investment for maintaining top speeds without range anxiety.
Will a heavier rider or cargo load significantly reduce my e-bike's mileage? +
Weight does impact range, particularly during acceleration and hill climbing. However, because Ariel Rider e-bikes feature high-wattage motors and robust controllers, the impact of added cargo (up to the bike's payload limit) is less drastic than on lower-powered competitors. Use the "Cargo Weight" input above to see how our bikes sustain range even when fully loaded with groceries or a passenger.