Electro & Co ETM Lite vs Goat Power Billy Goat V3
Owners rate the Electro & Co ETM Lite higher: 7.7/10 against 7.5/10. The Electro & Co ETM Lite costs $200 less ($1,799 against $1,999).
Where each bike sits among the 53 bikes we list. 10 = best.
Electro & Co ETM Lite owners say
I thought that that was terrible range too, but it’s just a common misconception. The ETM RTR models take a few minutes to show the real percentage of the battery because of the power sag. In reality, i probably only lost about 2-3% from that. If you go full speed the entire ride, you can get 15 miles of range, but if you keep a steady speed of 27 mph, you can get up to 30 miles of range which is really good. In my opinion it’s good range for the price.
Yea. Going full speed is 15 miles. Eco speed (27 mph) is 30 miles. Me going crazy full speed on sand dunes for 2 hours gets 10 miles. Hope this helps!
Goat Power Billy Goat V3 owners say
I just realized i wouldnt have gotten mine stolen last year if i actually used the rear tire bike lock, sense the person cut my bike lock, if the rear tire was locked they wouldnt of had time to steal the bike. I ended up buying the dirt goat, but my billy goat, the battery pretty much melted to the frame, i had to rewire it. The dirt goat has been so many problems and its too expensive.
Ive taken mine up steep overpasses with zero issues. It pulls my weight with ease, and I weigh 203 lbs. The motor is powerful, especially with dual batteries to give it juice.
