Electric Hunting Bike Maintenance and Maintenance Guide

Maintenance and maintenance is the key to keeping Electric Hunting Bike good performance and extended service life. Here are some guidelines for EHB care and maintenance:

Regular cleaning

The EHB should be cleaned to remove mud, dust and other debris after each use, especially after riding in wet or muddy conditions. You can gently wipe the surface with a soft cloth and warm water, and be sure to avoid directly flushing the electric components and controllers with water during cleaning.

Checking the battery

Periodically check the connection and charging status of the battery to ensure that the connection is tight and not loose or rusty, and charge as needed. Avoid completely draining the battery as this may shorten the life of the battery, it is recommended to charge it after each use to ensure that the battery remains in good condition.

Tire maintenance

Regularly check the air pressure and wear of the tires and inflate or replace them as needed. Make sure the tire pressure is within the manufacturer’s recommended range, too low pressure can affect riding safety and performance.

Lubricating chain

Regularly check the lubrication of the chain, and add an appropriate amount of bicycle chain oil when needed to reduce friction between the chain and the gear, improve riding efficiency and reduce wear.

Checking brake system

Check the working condition of the brake system regularly, including the brakes and brake discs. Make sure the brakes brake effectively and replace badly worn brake discs or pads in a timely manner.

Checking bolts and nuts

Periodically check the bolts and nuts of the various components of the EHB to ensure that they are securely fastened and not loose or rusty. More attention should be paid to particularly important components such as frames, handlebars and seats.

Checking the electric system regularly

Periodically check the working condition of the motor system, including the motor, controller and battery. If any abnormality is found, it should be stopped immediately and repaired or replaced.

Storage precautions

If the EHB is not used for a long time, the battery should be fully charged and stored in a dry and ventilated place to avoid high temperature and humidity. It is best to charge regularly to maintain the health of the battery.

By following these maintenance and maintenance guidelines, you can ensure that Electric Hunting bikes maintain good performance and reliability, while extending their service life.

In addition to the maintenance and maintenance guidelines mentioned above, here are some additional tips to help you better maintain and care for your Electric Hunting Bike:

Check wires and connectors regularly

Check the EHB wires and connectors regularly to make sure they are not damaged or loose. Any damaged or loose wires should be repaired immediately to avoid possible circuit failures or safety risks.

Avoid overcharging

Try to avoid keeping the battery in a charged state for a long time, as overcharging may harm the performance and life of the battery. Once the battery is full, it is best to stop charging in time to maintain the health of the battery.

Check the suspension system regularly

Check the EHB suspension system regularly, including the front fork and rear shock absorber, to ensure that they are working properly and are not leaking or damaged. If necessary, it should be adjusted or replaced to ensure good riding comfort and stability.

Keep dry

Try to avoid exposing EHBs to wet or rainy environments, as moisture may damage electronic and metal components. After riding in a humid environment, the EHB should be promptly dried and stored in a dry and ventilated place.

Check the lighting and signaling systems regularly

Check the EHB’s front and rear lights and signaling systems regularly to ensure they are working properly. If any fault or malfunction is found, it should be repaired or replaced in time to ensure riding safety.

Check the pedals and pedals regularly

Check the foot pedals and pedals of the EHB regularly to make sure they are not loose or worn. If any looseness or wear is found, it should be repaired or replaced in time to ensure riding comfort and safety.

By following these additional service and maintenance recommendations, you can further improve the performance and reliability of the EHB while extending its service life.