Velotric Summit 2 Sport Mode Range Test | How Far Can It REALLY Go?

How far can the Velotric Summit 2 actually go in Sport Mode? In this range test, I ride the Summit 2 from a full battery all the way down to 0% while using Sport Mode the entire time. The route includes flat sections, steep climbs, a bluff/ridge section, and descents, so this should give a much better idea of real-world range than a test done only on flat terrain. This is part of my full Summit 2 range-test series, and I’m keeping the setup and route as consistent as possible so we can directly compare the different pedal assist modes. Phone / camera mount used in this video: https://link.amazon/B03JHvURr Affiliate link — I may earn a small commission if you purchase through this link at no additional cost to you. The Boost Mode range test is already complete, and there are still more tests coming, including: Trail Mode Eco Mode Once all of the tests are finished, we’ll be able to compare how much extra range you actually gain as you move down through the different pedal assist levels. If you’re considering the Summit 2, subscribe so you don’t miss the rest of the range-test series. Bike: Velotric Summit 2 Test Mode: Sport Battery: 100% to 0% Route: Mixed terrain with flats, steep climbs, ridge riding, and descents #Velotric #VelotricSummit2 #EBike #RangeTest #ElectricBike #Summit2 Chapters 00:00 Sport Mode setup and what changed from Boost 01:46 The hilly route and my range prediction 02:39 First steep hill 05:08 Lap three: 11.1 miles, 79% battery 06:03 How shifting changes motor and rider power 08:04 Lap four: 16.6 miles, 68% battery 12:21 Why this ride used less power than the Boost test 14:38 A late 22% climb costs 4% battery 17:21 Lap seven: 33.5 miles, 17% battery 21:54 Display reaches 0% at 40.1 miles 22:53 Final result: 41.6 miles