Battery Types and Sizes
Size Matters: Battery capacity, measured in Watt-hours (Wh), is crucial in determining an e-bike's range and power. Larger battery capacity implies extended range and enhanced power. A rule of thumb is that a 250Wh battery suits flat cruising, while a 750Wh battery is ideal for those requiring better acceleration and climbing performance, especially heavier riders.
Structure is Crucial: The battery's structure (chemical composition) directly affects its performance. While lead-acid batteries are inexpensive, they are heavy and have a short lifespan. In contrast, lithium-ion batteries, being lightweight, offer high capacity and power output. However, they are sensitive to extreme temperatures and overheating.
Lifespan and Maintenance
Lifespan is Key: E-bike batteries, typically valued at about one-third of the bike's total cost, generally last between 2 to 5 years. To prolong battery life, consider the following measures:
Store the battery in a cool, dry place, avoiding hot and humid conditions.
Maintain the battery at a 40% to 80% charge when storing to prevent complete discharge.
Avoid regularly fully discharging the battery; partial discharges followed by top-ups are preferable for extending lifespan.
Charging Techniques
Charge Wisely: Charging methods directly impact battery lifespan.
Charge the battery in suitable temperature conditions, avoiding charging in high-temperature environments.
Opt for slower charging rates to prevent rapid charging, ultimately contributing to the longevity of the battery pack.
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ok, it was easy to find how to remove the bottom battery, but i still havent found out how to remove the top one that look like a gas tank. it doesnt seem to be a slide and remove or flip or anything.
also as a side note a advanced setting guide for the bike would be usefull