Warm weather test results

• The purpose of the test is to determine how far the Traxxas Explorer can go in warm weather.
• In the initial review, the test was conducted in 42-degree weather and achieved a distance of 29.7 miles.
• Strava was used to record the ride for the warm weather test to ensure a fair comparison.
• The test not only aims to determine the bike’s range in warm weather but also showcases the appeal of Chicago in the summertime.

“Find out how far this bike can go on a warm weather day and see why people love Chicago in the summertime.”

First stop: Ohio Street Beach

• At the Ohio Street beach, the distance covered is 13.22 miles according to Strava.
• One bar of battery has been depleted.
• The test is progressing well, and the weather is great.

“We’re at 13.22 miles and have dropped one bar of battery.”

Continuing the test

• The test continues to demonstrate the bike’s performance in warm weather.
• The bike’s average speed is around 15 miles per hour, using pedal assist level 4 and 5.
• Despite some battery depletion, the distance covered is now 18.90 miles.

“The average speed is around 15 miles per hour, with pedal assist levels 4 and 5.”

Heading back home

• With two bars of battery remaining, the decision is made to start heading back home.
• The distance covered so far is 18.90 miles as recorded by Strava.

Battery and distance update

• The battery level drops to one bar as the test nears its end.
• The distance covered is now 24.91 miles.
• The final distance is approaching, and the anticipation grows.

“Battery flashing at 24.91 miles and only one bar remaining.”

Final distance and temperature comparison

• The test concludes with a final distance of 30.55 miles in warm weather (81 degrees).
• A comparison is made between the warm weather test and the initial cold weather test (29.7 miles at 42 degrees).
• The test results were somewhat unexpected, as a larger increase in distance was initially anticipated.

“Battery tapped out at 30.55 miles in 81-degree weather, compared to 29.7 miles at 42 degrees.”