no the motor cannot utilize that much current, BBSHD is capped at 28 or 30 amps on stock controllers. youd have to go with an aftermarket controller to unlock more power for 72v setups, which is for advanced users only and not worth the hassle in my view. if youre going for range then you have the biggest battery around looks like, also having a battery with higher BMS amperage than your motor is good for keeping it running cool. ie 50 or 60 amp BMS on a battery using a 30 amp motor controller = good. sounds like a mega whopping battery if its that big... 1960 watt hours, any idea on the weight of it just for shits?
no problem. keep in mind that a battery that large 10kg, a whopping 22lbs will make your bike quite a bit heavier and cumbersome. not ideal for mtn biking, DH/XC or anything rough. smooth roads for touring? just fine. also im guessing with 1960 watt hours you could get about 50-80 miles of range on a charge dpending on how efficient you ride and the terrain. it will take a long time to charge that battery so, if you do go for it, i would opt for the highest Amp charger you can get for 52v batteries - more amp current on the charger = faster charge time. i opt for lower weight batteries and get a couple of them. but it all depends on what youre aiming for.
My trip starts in Denmark and ends in Switzerland, so lots of mountains and stuff, but I'm sure I'll encounter some dirt roads along the way.
I really hadn't thought about the weight issue, I'm not even sure, that the frame can take the weight of my fat behind (209lbs) the motor and the batt.
I think the max load capacity on the Marin Gestalt x10 gravel bike is 264lbs. So no luggage.
bicycle trailer is my only option for food, tent etc.
no the motor cannot utilize that much current, BBSHD is capped at 28 or 30 amps on stock controllers. youd have to go with an aftermarket controller to unlock more power for 72v setups, which is for advanced users only and not worth the hassle in my view. if youre going for range then you have the biggest battery around looks like, also having a battery with higher BMS amperage than your motor is good for keeping it running cool. ie 50 or 60 amp BMS on a battery using a 30 amp motor controller = good. sounds like a mega whopping battery if its that big... 1960 watt hours, any idea on the weight of it just for shits?