Here you’ll find the best charging tips for the battery, information on storage, and a compact maintenance routine for drivetrain, brakes and tyres.
Key essentials
Charge batteries correctly
- Everyday charging window: ideally 20–80 %. For long rides, 100 % is fine too.
- Charge at room temperature: 10–25 °C — removing the battery to charge is recommended.
- Use the original charger & keep connectors clean/dry.
- After rain: wipe briefly, let contacts dry, then charge.
Tip: If possible, don’t charge to 100 % immediately after a ride — let it cool first, then charge.
Store batteries & bike
- Battery storage level: about 40–60 %, cool (10–20 °C), dry, and not on the floor.
- Winter break: recharge to ~60 % every 1–2 months.
- Bike: store clean and dry; check tyre pressure (prevents flat spots).
Note: Do not deep-discharge the battery (<5 %) — better to top up in time.
Bike maintenance routine
- Cleaning: lukewarm water & bike cleaner, soft brush/microfibre cloth. No pressure washers.
- Drivetrain: clean & lubricate the chain regularly; for belt drives, wipe dry and clean with water if needed (no oil).
- Brakes: visual check of pads/rotors; with a spongy feel or squeal, have your dealer inspect.
- Tyres: pressure as per sidewall; higher = more efficient, lower = more comfortable (mind puncture protection).
Service: First inspection after 100–300 km; thereafter according to use (e.g. every six months) — your dealer can advise.
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Note: Never clean the battery/electrical system with a pressure washer. Protect contacts from moisture and inspect regularly.
Monthly check (2–5 minutes)
- Check tyre pressure & tread
- Visual check of brake pads
- Oil chain / clean belt
- Quick bolt check (bar/stem/saddle)
- Battery condition; clean contacts
Next steps
Keep up everyday battery care, schedule a regular quick check — your dealer will be happy to help with any questions.