One of the first steps is to keep your electric bike clean. This means using a gentle hose, sponge, or nozzle to clean excess grime and dirt away from the frame of the bike. Another step is to ensure that your bike’s charging port remains clear of debris and dirt—anything that could prevent you from being able to charge your electric bike.
And for electric bikes that have a life-extender battery, it’s best to disconnect the life-extender before washing the bike, so that you don’t accidentally ruin the battery. When it comes to your electric bike’s tires, you’ll want to keep them properly inflated, as they’ll naturally lose air over time. Keeping your tires properly inflated will ensure that you get the most out of your battery and don’t wear down the tread on your tires prematurely.