Electric bikes have come a long way in recent years, with Lithium-ion batteries becoming the power source of choice for many riders. These batteries are lightweight, powerful and long-lasting, making them ideal for use in electric bikes.
However, as with any technology, it's important to be aware of the potential risks and hazards associated with Lithium-ion batteries. That's why we're introducing a public service announcement video and accompanying PDF with Lithium-ion battery safety guidelines for electric bike owners.
The video and PDF provide practical advice on how to handle, charge and store Lithium-ion batteries to ensure they remain safe and reliable. This includes:
1. Always use the charger provided by the manufacturer - using a non-approved charger could cause the battery to overcharge or malfunction.
2. Store your battery in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.
3. Don't expose your battery to water or other liquids - this could cause a short circuit and lead to the battery overheating or catching fire.
4. If you notice any damage to your battery, such as a dent or crack, stop using it immediately and seek professional advice.
5. Don't try to repair or modify your battery yourself - this could result in damage to the battery or even cause an injury.
By following these guidelines and taking good care of your Lithium-ion battery, you can enjoy all the benefits of electric bike technology while staying safe and avoiding potential hazards.
In addition to these basic safety tips, it's also important to be aware of the specific requirements and recommendations for your particular electric bike model. You can find this information in the user manual that came with your bike, or by contacting the manufacturer directly.
As more and more people turn to electric bikes as a clean and convenient form of transportation, it's essential that we all take responsibility for ensuring that they are used safely and responsibly. By following these simple guidelines and taking good care of your battery, you can help to ensure that your electric bike is a reliable and enjoyable mode of transport for years to come.
Introducing Liberty Trike Commercial Fleets
We're excited to officially announce Liberty Trike Fleets and the Liberty Trike Cargo Carrier. Whether you're looking to start a Liberty Trike fleet for your community or business, or you're interested in using the Liberty Trike Cargo Carrier for your deliveries, we've got you covered. So, let's dive in and explore these in more detail!
Electric Bike Technologies: Why Built in America Matters
Jason Kraft highlights why Electric Bike Technologies builds their electric bikes and trikes in America and what that means for the company and it's four brands.
Liberty Trike Discussion with the CEO!
Jason Kraft, CEO of Electric Bike Technologies, Inc., highlights the history of Electric Bike Technologies Inc. and their most popular brand of electric tricycle designed for seniors, the Liberty Trike.
People for Bikes – Rider Safety
More people are outside exercising, socializing (at a distance), and exploring their neighborhoods, trails, and parks. With this increase, you need to learn bicycle safety and the rules of the road.
As Seen On The Today Show – Liberty Trikes for Kids!
Nine-year-old Maggie Monnin and her 8-year-old sister Charlie have spinal muscular atrophy, a neurodegenerative disease that can be fatal. But their smiles are a lot brighter thanks to a surprise gift from Jason Kraft, who makes motorized tricycles that are typically for senior citizens. Dylan Dreyer reports for TODAY’s series The Upside.
Federal Tax Incentives May Be Next For E-Bikes
The E-BIKE Act creates a consumer tax credit that will cover 30% of the cost of the e-bike, up to a $1,500 credit. It only applies to new e-bikes that cost less than $8,000 and is fully refundable, allowing lower-income workers to claim the credit.
This Bucks County Bicycle Business is Changing the Lives of Kids with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
“When Allison came back from her first ride on her own, she said to me, ‘I’ve never really seen our own neighborhood before’. And I’m thinking, ‘Oh my God, you’re free’.”
It's Giving Tuesday with Fox 29 News and Jason Kraft.
Today is Giving Tuesday with Fox 29 and Jason Kraft of Electric Bike Technologies.
The SMA Story
Within seconds of being assisted onto the trike, she was flying around our warehouse. I had never seen anything like it. She was smiling from ear to ear – it occurred to me that we were in a position to do something to help kids like her.