While riding to a forest waterfall in Summer heatwaves.

After 7000km (4,350mi) I talk about my impressions and issues with the Super Soco TC Wanderer. In the high summer temperatures of Japan, around 35°c (95F), I rode to a forest waterfall in the mountains to cool off, test summer battery range and discuss my experiences both good and bad regarding the Super Soco TC Wanderer.
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7000km（4350mi）を走ったスーパーソコTCワンダラーの印象と問題点について話す。日本の夏の気温は約35度で、私は涼むために山の中の森の滝まで走り、夏のバッテリーの航続距離をテストし、スーパーソコTCワンダラーについて良いことも悪いことも経験しました。

[@Aussietari]

The Waterfall💦area is Stunning &. the Forest very similar to here. Hope you got to have a Swim as well.😌

[@DistantSuns]

I did, it was very cold.

[@private_tokios]

good video, just the background squeaking in the background is kinda annoying. But itsthe most informative vid about super socco ive ever seen.

[@DistantSuns]

I'm sorry about the background audio. If you have any questions about Super Soco, please ask me anytime.

[@tjagarin]

How are you geting that much range. Moast I got was 72km and 18% left in battery.

[@DistantSuns]

It's a combination of a few things.
a - I plan my route so not to use fast straight roads. Mostly narrow low speed roads.
b - I try to plan the trip so any uphill parts are at the beginning and I loop around and come back on flatter roads.
c - I try not to use the brakes if possible. They scrub off too much speed and you have to accelerate again quickly which uses a lot of energy. I normally feather the rear brake only.
d - When you're stopped or going very slowly, accelerate slowly to get up to speed. Don't twist the throttle full.
e - Temperature, Anything over 25 to 35 degrees is the batteries sweet spot.
After charging the batteries I use the bike immediately. If I can't, I turn off the circuit breaker and switch it back on when I'm ready to ride.
If I could just pick two things from the above, I would choose lower speeds and slow smooth acceleration. But all of the above things help add to the extended range.