Tips to Maintain Your Electric Bike /Two-wheeler

 

Tips to Maintain Your Electric Bike/Two-wheeler: Electric vehicles are environment friendly. While motorcycles and other residential vehicles are increasing the level of pollution, electric bikes create zero pollution. The concept of e-bike is not very popular these days and if you have an e-bike, you should consider using spare parts or an experienced mechanic to maintain an electric vehicle (EV). There is an article on tips for caring for it.

Basic Maintenance Tips for your Electric Two-wheeler:

E-bike repair is limited to a few garages in the country. This workshop is really useful when you need to repair your motorcycle. So here are some tips to help protect your e-bike.

1. Stick to a Schedule for Cleaning the E-bike:

Electric bikes should be cleaned weekly. Keep dust and other debris away from the motor and drive chain. Avoid dusty roads. Accumulated dust can clog the engine and reduce performance. Keeping the bike clean will increase performance and prolong the life of the bike.

2. Avoid Extra Weight While Riding Your Bike:

Overloading your bike means putting extra pressure on the tires and doing extra work for the engine. In rare circumstances this is fine and your bike will happily lift the load for you. However overloading often overloads the engine and degrades performance. The same is true of tires if you overload your motorcycle on a daily basis. If this happens then their lifespan will be reduced.

3. Power off when the bike is not being used:

It is not a good idea to keep your bike running when not in use. This means you have to turn it off for 5 to 10 minutes when you are waiting for a red light somewhere or want to use the bike after a while. Wait for some time and give rest to the bike. This saves electricity and your bike will have more fuel when you go on a ride.

4. Check the Tyre Pressure Frequently:

Electric scooters are so light that you may not feel the change in tire pressure while riding. However low pressure can interfere with the performance of the motorcycle and can damage the engine in the long run. Do not drive with low pressure tires and check the required pressure too frequently. There are many inexpensive tools in the market for this purpose.

5. Avoid Emergency Brakes:

Frequent and emergency braking can damage any vehicle whether it is a motorcycle or a petrol/diesel Bikes. While driving an electric bike, avoid applying the brakes immediately as this will stop the mechanical and electric components of the bike. Always be careful and alert while driving any vehicle.

6. Keep the Moving Parts well Lubricated:

Improper lubrication can cause friction between the moving parts and this can hinder the operation of the bike. If this is your first time getting a two wheeler electric vehicle, it would be helpful for you to take a demo from an experienced person. This person can guide you when and how to inspect moving parts and when to seek service.

7. Care for the Battery:

The heart of an e-bike is the battery, just like the engine for fuel bikes. To get the most out of your electric vehicle, you need to take good care of your battery. Consider the bike manufacturer's guide the ultimate guide when it comes to batteries. Follow the instructions for charging. Make sure the plug provides accurate output power and does not overload the battery. Ensuring that these things will improve the battery life of the ebike.