You approach a BBSHD-driven mountain bike on a windless day in the flatlands and wonder if you'll make a 20 mile round trip to nowhereland. OK, you don't have a shunt hooked up between your 48 volt 13.5 Amp Hour storage Lithium Manganese battery and your 1000 watt finned-cooled Bafang, so you can't do a live amp draw reading. You wing it and go anyway. If I were to "CRUISE" to my destination, how many amps would be continuously drawn by a 160 lb. rider doing 20 mph in a gear that would provide optimal "sweet spot" RPM for this particular mid drive motor (2500-3000 rpm??). As you take off, you're haunted by the thought that your 13.5 Amp Hour storage bottle battery isn't quite what your journey had in mind. Should you have opted for the 17.5 Amp Hour Jumbo Shark? Blowing off the anxiety, you hit that dangerous bike path and throttle up. So, what are my chances?