The batteries for electric bikes have various features that make them special such as:

• High energy density
• Highly efficient
• Fast charging
• Long-lasting
• Compact
• Lightweight

The battery of an eBike usually last for 3 to 5 years because they can be charged for up to 1000 charge cycles. However, this depends on the condition of the battery and how well it is taken care of.

An eBike battery should be replaced once you notice these:

• Longer charging time
• Physical changes (e.g. Swelling)
• Range has been decreasing
• Heating rapidy
• Changes in overall performance
• Errors have been arising (monitored through computing devices, etc)

An electric bike usually takes at the very least 2 hours to be fully charged. Some may take longer or about 6 hours, which is dependent on the inherent capacity of the battery and charger.

No. You should always check the compatibility or use only the charger designed for your battery. Using a different charger can deteriorate the quality of your battery in the long run.

In most cases, yes. Charging your battery overnight would not do anything to your battery when done once or twice. However, this is not the healthiest practice to do with your battery because this can shorten the lifespan of your battery.

Good thing, most eBike battery employ new technology that turns off charging once it is fully charged, keeping your battery safe.

The total range varies and it is not solely dependent to whether your bike is fully charged or not, but it is a factor. Other factors include:

• Motor capacity
• Total payload
• Type of terrain
• Level of assist used

Usually, the range of an eBike is between 40 to 100 km (or even more).

Yes! We recommend getting a spare battery as it extend your rides or allows you to still go about your day while the other battery is charging. Anyone could benefit from having a spare battery because we find it essential for any rides — commute, race, recreation, or business.