Company dropped me after battery teardown

In this clip from my interview with Alex from Maximum Charge, we dive into a situation that speaks volumes about transparency in the e-bike industry.

Alex explains how he was dropped from a partnership program after independently testing a battery that didn’t match its advertised amp hours. Instead of staying silent, he shared the results — and the fallout followed.

This conversation isn’t about attacking brands. It’s about accountability, honest testing, and why accurate battery specs matter for riders who depend on real-world performance.

If you care about:
• Real amp hours vs advertised specs
• Battery transparency
• Independent testing
• Trust in e-bike partnerships
• Protecting consumers

…this clip is worth watching.

Battery capacity isn’t just a number — it affects range, performance, safety, and trust.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Should reviewers test and publish results no matter what?

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