XR is a week away from shipping and I am super stoked to add my XR Ready Float Plates in nasty hott pink > http://thefloat.life/product-category/float-plates/
"Mission is my favourite, so smooth, like riding on a cloud"
"I am Delerium off-road, mission on."
"Delirium is way more responsive. Mission is more buttery"
"I switched back to Mission after riding Delirium almost exclusively. It's definitely less responsive but more in a smooth way, not a bad way. It feels more cruisey, like you're on a "mission". Delirium is straight up power and responsiveness, in the end, I switched back to Delirium but they both have their merits."
"The brakes are much more responsive on Delirium.. that's mostly why I ride in that mode. I should switch to Mission for range when I don't need all the torque though..."
"-delirium, more power usage for the maximum responsiveness
-mission, just as good."
"I ride Mission all the time only because I have a + and want the most range"
"D for quick acceleration and off road. M for buttery smoothness and cruising on road."
"I normally ride delirium all the time (on +). Extra torque but less mileage. Mission is better for flat paved paths and for distance IMO. Mission is fine for me at the paved beach along the paths. I was in mission today around town and it was struggling up hill I wont do that again. Delirium only except for beach runs."
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Just got my brand new OW XR a few days ago, when i ordered i was searching to see what the wait time was on free shipping. After spending 1929 dollars i didn't want to spend any more than i had to. Im in LA so i wasn't that far from Santa Cruz. I was very tempted on spending another 90 for overnight, im glad i didn't. I ordered it and made the purchase on Sunday morning went with Free Shipping it was delivered 2 & 1/2 days later on Wednesday. I'm happy i didn't spend that extra 90 for delivery. Just want to help others who's buying a OW save some money if possible. Ride on! Peace.....
@zapp I don't think overcurrent shutdown is common - and to be clear what I was describing "overcurrent" can happen no mattery what % your battery has remaining. It is different from "full battery shutdown" or pushback.
But to your question, going downhill can only regenerate, best case, maybe 10-15% of the power expended going up the same hill. If you live on a hill you can solve this by backtracking a little, it really doesn't take much. I live on a moderate hill and I never get the full battery pushback, my driveway has a short steep incline that helps me shave some voltage off before I go down the block and begin my descent.
