It is typical to have around .2 miles on the odometer. It is an expensive bike and each bike has been inspected and quality control tested, thus the mileage.

Our fast-charge 4 amp charger typically charges the 840 WH Battery at a 40% charge to full battery in about 2.5 hrs.

1 of 2 ways. #1) On the bike - plug the charger into the battery then plug the charger into a 110-volt outlet. #2) Remove the battery and charge as fore mentioned in #1.

The range heavily depends on how it is ridden. Our experience has been 50-60 miles in the mountains with most of the electric assistance used on uphill or slightly uphill.

No. Most systems that allow charging while pedaling seem plagued with pitfalls at this time, both from a cost and effective standpoint. That is my perspective at this time.

We do supply a thumb throttle and it can be heavily used, but the range would be diminished. The thumb throttle is largely supplied to assist in technical situations where momentum is important and pedal strikes want to be avoided.

Absolutely, ebikes are an efficient means of exercise where it augments your abilities, allowing for a more enjoyable ride.

Absolutely. The M560 Mid Drive excels at supplementing a rider's input; helping to propel the rider uphill.

Yes. A keyed lock binds the battery to the frame.

For longevity, 0% + 100% charge is not good for the battery. 50% - 75% is optimal. Keeping the room temperature at 40 - 75° F is ideal for storing conditions along with keeping it dry.