SwiftScoot Electric Bike Tool

Electric Bike Range Calculator Australia

Estimate how far an electric bike may travel on a single charge. Adjust battery size, rider weight, motor power, assist level, pedalling effort, hills, terrain and weather to get a practical real-world e-bike range estimate.

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Estimate Your E-Bike Range

Adjust the settings below to estimate how far an electric bike may travel on a single charge. This calculator uses battery size, rider weight, assist level, pedalling effort, terrain, hills and weather.

Battery Voltage Common e-bike examples: 36V, 48V, 52V, 60V Battery Capacity Ah Higher Ah usually gives more available battery range. Motor Power Watts More powerful motors can use more battery under load. Rider Weight kg Include normal riding gear. Extra Load kg Backpack, cargo, child seat, lock or accessories. Assist Level Higher assist feels easier but usually reduces range. Pedalling Effort More rider input can reduce battery usage. Terrain Rough surfaces increase rolling resistance. Hills Hills can reduce real-world range significantly. Tyre Pressure / Rolling Resistance Low pressure makes the motor work harder. Riding Style Smoother riding usually gives better range. Weather / Wind Wind, cold weather and wet surfaces can reduce range.

Estimated Result

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Important: This is an estimate only. Real electric bike range depends on battery age, assist level, rider input, terrain, hills, wind, tyre pressure, temperature, load and riding style.

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How the calculator works The calculator estimates battery watt-hours, then adjusts energy use for assist level, rider weight, pedalling effort, motor size, terrain, hills, tyres, weather and riding style.

Why e-bike range varies Claimed range is usually based on ideal conditions. Real riding can use more battery because of hills, wind, stop-start traffic, heavier loads and higher assist settings.

Need more distance? Use lower assist, pedal smoothly, keep tyres inflated, reduce extra load and choose an e-bike with a larger battery capacity.

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