The lifespan of your eBike tires depends on several factors such as your weight, the terrain you ride on, the weight of the bike itself, and your riding habits. These factors collectively determine how long your tires will last. On average, e-bike tires tend to last between 1,000 and 3,000 miles.

Here are some signs that indicate it's time to replace your tire:
-The tread appears worn out.
-Cracks are visible on the tire wall.
-The cords are exposed or there are cuts in the tread or sidewall.
-Any cracks appearing on the sides of the tire.

When it comes to enjoying a smooth ride on your electric bike, maintaining your ebike is essential. There are various components of an ebike that require regular attention and care. This might seem daunting and complex, especially for riders who are not accustomed to ebike maintenance. However, you don't have to worry! By reading this article, you will gain valuable insights and knowledge on how to effectively maintain your ebike.

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Magicycle e-bikes are designed to be enjoyed in various climates and conditions. However, it's important to take care of your e-bike to protect it from damage caused by the elements.

Whenever possible, park your bike indoors.

If you must park outdoors in rainy or wet conditions, avoid doing so for extended periods. Afterward, park your bike in a dry location to allow the bike systems to dry out.

If you choose to cover your bike with a tarp during rain, only do so temporarily. Remember to remove the tarp once the rain has passed to allow moisture and condensation to evaporate.

Properly store your bike.

Store your bike under shelter and in an upright position to ensure proper drainage.

Avoid leaving your bike exposed to rain for long periods. If your bike does get wet, dry it thoroughly afterward and apply anti-rust treatment to the chain and other unpainted steel surfaces.

Prevent exposure to corrosive substances.

Perform Regular Maintenance

Stay on top of maintenance.

When your bike is exposed to wet conditions, it will require a more frequent maintenance schedule to prevent rust, corrosion, and ensure all systems function properly.

Clean your bike as necessary.

To clean your bike, use a damp cloth to wipe the frame.

If needed, apply a mild, non-corrosive detergent mixture to the damp cloth and wipe the frame.

Dry your bike by wiping it with a clean, dry cloth.

Avoid using a hose or high-pressure washer to clean your e-bike.

Refer to our cleaning guide for more detailed instructions.

Address scratches or chips with touch-up paint.

Keep the chain clean and lubricated.

Ensure the chain is clean, lubricated, and operates smoothly. Pay extra attention to chain maintenance if you use the bike in wet, salty, dusty, or otherwise harsh conditions.

Consult a local, reputable bike shop to determine the best chain lubricant ("lube") for your specific weather and riding conditions.

Avoid Moisture and Salt

Keep electrical components dry.

Never submerge the bike or any components in water or liquid. Such actions can damage the electrical system.

When your bike is wet, keep it upright to allow rainwater to flow off the electrical components.

Avoid riding on the beach, in coastal areas, or on roads treated with salt or deicing compounds.

These environments expose your bike to corrosive salt and chemicals. Saltwater or deicing compounds can cause permanent damage to electronic components.

If you do ride in coastal areas or on salt-treated roads, frequently wipe down your bike and apply anti-rust treatment to all unpainted mechanical parts. Please note that corrosion damage is not covered under warranty.

After riding your e-bike in dirty, sandy, or wet conditions, it's always a good idea to inspect it for dirt, debris, and moisture. Before every ride, inspect all components to ensure they are secure and in good condition.

• Remember to recharge the battery after every use. Don't worry about memory effect - you can charge it even after short rides without any damage.

• You have the option to recharge the battery while it's on the bike or removed.

• To remove the battery, simply turn the key and then pull it forward and up until it detaches from the mating receptacles.

• The charger will automatically stop charging once the battery pack reaches full capacity.

• Always choose dry locations and indoor spaces for charging, away from direct sunlight, dirt, or debris.

• Avoid covering the charger while it's plugged in or during charging. It needs air cooling and should be left in an open space. Additionally, never charge with the charger in an inverted position, as it can impede cooling and reduce the charger's lifespan.

• Before starting each charging session, inspect the charger cables, charger, and battery for any signs of damage.

• The light on the charger will turn green when the charge is complete and remain red while the battery is charging.

• Typically, charging takes about 3 to 5 hours. However, please note that it may take longer initially when you first receive the bike, as the battery pack is balancing its power.