G100 Pro Electric Bike Dual Battery Long Range

HappyRun G100 Pro 6000W Electric Bike Dual Battery The HappyRun G100 Pro is engineered for power, stability, and versatility, making it the ultimate electric cargo bike for families and commuters alike. With dual motors, dual batteries, and a durable frame that supports up to 330 lbs, this bike is built to carry it all kids, gear, or groceries with confidence and ease. Features: Model: Tank G100 Pro Speed: Range Speed: 1 To 5 Speeds Range: Up to 78Miles Gearing & Rear Derailleur: 7-speed Battery: 72V 18Ah (Top) + 15Ah (Bottom) Lithium Battery Motor: Peak Motor Power 6000W Charger: 7-8 Hours, 2A Charger Display: Large LED Display + NFC Unlocking Throttle: Half-Twist Throttle Front Light: 160 Lumens LED Light Taillight Braking Indicator, Rear Light Steady/Flash Turn Signal Front and Rear Sequential Turn Signal Lights Waterproof Grade IP54 Frame: High-strength Carbon Steel Frame Suspensions: Full Suspensions Front Fork: Adjustable Aluminum Alloy Tires: Premium 20 x 4-inch Road Tires Brakes: Front and Rear Hydraulic Brake Levers: Aluminum Alloy, with Power Cutoff Rotors: Front and Rear 160mm Bike Weight:107 lbs Bike Package Size: 1490x 310 x 830 mm (58.7" xx 12.2 x 32.7") Total Payload 400 lbs Recommended Rider Height 5'3" - 6'5" Seat Height 32" Rear Rack Load 33 lbs Additional Information An additional battery and charger, plus the rear fender kit and rear rack, will ship separately via FedEx. What are the hidden functions of the G100 speed button? When the power is off, press and hold for 1 second to turn on. When the power is on, press and hold for 2 seconds to turn off. Press briefly once to switch speed gears, cycling between gears 1-5. While holding the brake lever, press briefly twice to switch between kilometers and miles. Press briefly three times to switch between single trip mileage and total mileage. While holding the brake lever, press briefly five times to switch between zero start and non-zero start. The default is always zero start when powered on. Press briefly nine times to write an NFC card.