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Aseako Zoco Ultra Questions & Answers
1 question from our users
Ian Masked
Hi, is there any difference in expected travel distance per charge between the Ultra and the Aventi II with 15 aH battery?
3 answers
I think the distance is the same...
If that's the case I wonder what the advantage of buying the Aventi II over the Ultra is?
Brett R.Aseako
Hi Ian,
Thanks for the question. Just to clarify.
1. The Ultra II is a dual 250/500 power bike and operates on 48V battery. The largest battery currently available for it is a 13ah.
2. The Aventi II is exactly the same general specs but is only 250W and therefore operates on a 36V battery which you can get a 15ah .
The difference in voltage does not make a lot of difference to the range achievable but obviously the 15ah would have a theoretically 2 ah greater capacity and therefore range assuming all other things are equal.
The key things that affect range are the power level used, how the gears are managed (too high a gear will load the motor more and drag more power), how much effort you put in yourself and of course weight of rider, terrain and headwinds.
Hope this helps, if you have any other questions please let us know. You can email us direct and we will be happy to assist.
Kind regards
Aseako
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