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Overcharging an electric bike battery is largely prevented by modern battery management systems, but it can still cause overheating and reduce the battery's lifespan. To protect your battery, always use the correct charger and unplug once the battery is fully charged.

If your ebike battery is charging but the bike won't turn on, it could be due to faulty battery connections, a malfunctioning BMS, power switch issues, or problems with the electrical system. Troubleshooting these parts can help fix the issue and get your bike running again.

A bad ebike battery can be identified by signs like reduced range, longer charging times, overheating, swelling, or voltage drops. If you notice any of these issues, it's time to check the battery's health and consider replacing it for a safe, reliable ride.

Increasing voltage in an eBike boosts motor power, resulting in better speed, torque, and hill-climbing ability. However, the motor controller plays a crucial role in regulating motor performance, so compatibility between components is key for optimal results.

Mid drive motors adjust power based on pedaling cadence and gears, offering better efficiency, especially at 80-90 RPM. Hub-drive motors are tied to wheel speed and perform best at higher speeds, but lose efficiency on hills and low-speed conditions.

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