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Introduction to Electric Motorcycle

While regular motorcycles use gasoline to power the engine, electric motorcycles are powered by a rechargeable battery that supplies electricity to the motor. Electric motorcycles are more environmentally friendly and cleaner than regular motorcycles. Electric motors are also around 95% efficient, while petrol and diesel engines are only around 25% efficient. This means that 75% of the fuel burned by a combustion engine is wasted.

Our electric motorcycle has strong power and stylish appearance, which is very suitable for daily travel for students and working people of all ages.

DBAO has a lot of electric motorcycle testing items to ensure the quality of electric motorcycle. We have a complete after-sales service team in the domestic and foreign markets to provide professional after-sales service for each customer.

Types of Electric Motorcycle

There are many types of Electric Motorcycles produced by our company. The common types of Electric Motorcycles are as follows:

Electric Motorcycle with Disc Brake

Disc brakes are the most common type of brake for Electric Motorcycle. They consist of a rotor next to the wheel and calipers that connect it to the frame or front forks. There are two types of disc brakes: mechanical and hydraulic.

E-motorcycle with Usb Charger

E-bike batteries can have USB C ports for charging. A fast charge takes about an hour, and a full charge takes about four hours.

Electric Motorcycle with Anti-Theft Motor Lock

An anti-theft motor lock for an electric motorcycle can be a remote-controlled electronic device that locks the motor when it detects vibration, wheel rotation, or someone trying to power it on. The lock can also alarm.

Electric Motorcycle with Tail Box

An electric motorcycle with a tail box can be used to transport goods or for other personal uses. The tail box can increase the amount of cargo you can carry, provide better stability, and make it easier to bring your stuff along with you.

Long Distance Electric Motorcycle

Ordinary Electric motorcycles can travel between 50 and 150 miles on a single charge. However, Our Long Distance Electric Motorcycle can travel over 200 miles. The range depends on the battery capacity and other factors.

High-power Electric Motorcycle

High-power electric motorcycles are convenient, with quick acceleration, nimble handling, and unmatched mobility. They can reach speeds of up to 100 mph or more, which is much higher than the 20 mph or less that e-bikes can reach.

Advantages of Electric Motorcycle

Electric motorcycles have many advantages, including:

Environmentally friendly: They don't produce harmful emissions
Low maintenance: They require less maintenance
Cost-effective: They can save you money in the long term
Quieter: They are quieter than gas-powered motorcycles
Easy to ride: They are easier for beginners

Other advantages of electric motorcycles include:

No more gas
Cost-effective
Instant torque and power
Easy to operate
Safer to use
Good health and lifestyle
Easy winter storage
Government grants to help with purchase
Avoids ULEZ or air pollution charges

Electric Motorcycle with Disc Brake

Electric Motorcycle with Disc Brake have several advantages, including:

Linear braking force: The braking force is more linear and doesn't increase suddenly.
Less maintenance: Disc brakes usually require less frequent maintenance.
Strong braking force: Disc brakes may provide the strongest braking force.
Safety: Disc brakes have a lower chance of failure from overheating because of their open-air design.

E-motorcycle with Usb Charger

Output voltage 5V, current 1A Suitable for charging any cell phone
Standard USB interface, computer USB 2.0 interface Combine with the standard output USB port of your new phone charger
The voltmeter allows you to monitor the battery voltage of your electric vehicle in real time, so you don't have to worry about the voltage being seen
You can charge it while driving an electric vehicle, and you can charge it while you drive, so you don't have to worry about the power while driving to listen to music or call

Electric Motorcycle with Anti-Theft Motor Lock

When the alarm host is in locked status, if the e-bike is moved, powered on, or experiences vibration, it will trigger an alarm simultaneously and lock the motor, which can keep your e-vehicles much safer. With the remote controller, you can easily locate your e-vehicle, making it more convenient to operate.

lectric Motorcycle with Tail Box

Electric motorcycles with tail boxes can have several advantages, including:

Storage: The rear rack can carry luggage, shopping bags, and other items
Tail box lock: Some tail boxes have an invisible lock that can be opened with an NFC card or electric signal.
Durability: The tail box can be made from heavy duty materials like zinc alloy and DC motor
Material: Some tail boxes are made of high quality, shock resistant, and waterproof materials.
Reliability: Electric motorcycles have fewer moving parts than ICE bikes, which can lead to increased longevity
Range: Electric motorcycles can have a longer range and higher top speeds than electric bikes.

Long Distance Electric Motorcycle

One of the most significant advantages of the Long Distance Electric Motorcycle is its long driving range of up to 100 miles. This is possible due to the innovative lithium-ion battery technology, which provides consistent and high-quality energy output, allowing riders to travel long distances without having to recharge frequently.

High-power Electric Motorcycle

High-power electric motorcycles have several advantages, including:

Instant torque: Electric motorcycles can provide rapid acceleration and impressive performance.
Environmentally friendly: Electric motorcycles don't emit harmful emissions and use limited non-renewable fuel.
Low maintenance: Electric motorcycles don't require oil or filter changes or costly repairs.
Safer to use: Electric motorcycles are safer for the planet and for riders.

Working Principle of Electric Motorcycle

There are 4 main things that make your electric motorcycle move:

Charging the Battery
The magic starts with the battery of your electric motorcycle. Charging it is similar to that of an electric car that uses an electric charging station or outlet installed near your housing area. It can take anywhere between 4 to 24 hours to reach full charge, depending on the type of battery your motorcycle has. For example, lithium batteries are fast-charging and can be fully recharged within 1 to 2 hours. Where else, a lead acid battery will take over 12 hours to charge to full capacity.

Starting the Engine
Once you charge the battery, you can start your electric motorcycle with just a turn of the key – very much like a conventional motorbike. What's different is, instead of the pistons moving up and down in the cylinder block, driven by explosions of a fuel-air mixture that has been ignited by a spark, the electric motorcycle just transforms the power from the battery directly to the engine.

Power Generation
To generate power to move, you have to ensure that electricity from the battery pack is delivered to the engine of your electric motorbike. In other words, your electric motorcycle will not move or accelerate if its battery is not charged. It's pretty much like trying to ride a conventional motorbike with an empty fuel tank.

Acceleration
When you accelerate on your electric motorcycle with a twist of the throttle, the power going out from the battery into the electric engine will increase. Moving parts within the engine will transfer the power into the sprockets and the chain will start moving. Movement of the chain will activate rotation of the rear wheel and your motorcycle will start going forward.
And because of the simplified mechanics of an electric engine, it causes very low friction in the engine making acceleration of an electric motorcycle much faster and more powerful than that of a gas-powered motorcycle.

Comparison of the advantages of Electric motorcycles and gas motorcycles

Electric motorcycles have several advantages over gas motorcycles:

Cost: Charging an electric motorcycle is almost three times cheaper than fueling up a gas motorcycle.

Environmentally friendly: Electric motorcycles use less non-renewable fuel and produce fewer harmful emissions.

Low maintenance: Electric motorcycles require less maintenance, which saves time and money.

Quieter: Electric motorcycles produce less noise.

Easy to ride: Electric motorcycles are easier to ride for beginners.

Good for urban scenarios: Electric motorcycles are more comfortable for riding in traffic.

Safety: Electric motorcycles are safer to use.

Component of Electric motorcycles

Electric motorcycles have several components, including:

Rechargeable battery: Stores electrical energy and keeps the electrical system working when the engine is off.

Electric engine: Usually smaller and less complex than other engines.

Alternator: Creates alternating current to run the bike and charge the battery.
Brakes
Controller/inverter
Motor
Sprockets, chain/belt
Throttle
Brake levers
Wiring

Maintenance Tips for Electric motorcycles

Here are some maintenance tips for electric motorcycles

Cleaning: Regularly clean the bike to keep dirt and debris away from the engine. Washing after each ride is recommended.
Battery: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging and handling. Avoid charging or using the battery in extreme temperatures.
Moving parts: Lubricate moving parts like the drivetrain to prevent rust and friction.
Brakes: Check the brakes after every few rides.
Motor housing: Keep the motor housing clean and check for wear and tear.

Other maintenance tips include

Checking the bolts
Checking the tire pressure
Charging the battery regularly

Electric Motorcycle Charging Tips

Have an Electrical Outlet Nearby

It doesn't matter where you are parking your motorcycle, but you should have an access to electricity in that place. If you are parking in a car park or a garage, make sure there is an electrical outlet nearby. You can also use an extension cable if needed.

Plan the Charging Ahead

Don't leave the charging for the last minute. Logically, because it will take hours to charge your electric motorcycle, you will really have to plan ahead. Once you return from a ride, the first thing you should do you to plug in the charging cable into the electrics, if the battery is almost empty.

Don't Overcharge It

Lithium batteries are known for their decreasing lifespan, if they are being overcharged too much. Therefore, you should be charging your motorcycle only when the battery is not fully charged. This doesn't mean that you shouldn't leave it charging overnight. One or two extra hours a day don't really matter. What would be really bad for the battery though, is leaving it plugged in for a whole winter, while you are not even riding the motorcycle.

Don't Let It Drain Completely

Similar as overcharging, letting the motorcycle go fully discharged too frequently is also not very good for the battery and it will shorten its lifespan. It is suggested to start charging your battery when it's at around 25-30%. If you do this regularly, you can actually prolong the lifespan of the battery by multiple months or even years.

Avoid Extreme Temperatures

Batteries don't like freezing cold or extremely hot temperatures. That's why it is recommended to store and charge your motorcycle battery at the room temperature. But any temperature between 32-95°F (0-35°C) will do. The worst thing you could do to your motorcycle battery is to leave it overcharging outside during a winter night.

Precautions for using Electric motorcycles

Here are some precautions for using electric motorcycles:

Wear protective gear

Wear a helmet, knee pads, protective jacket, and special footwear.

avoid puddles and flooded areas

Submerging your motorcycle in water can damage electrical components.

Charge in a cool, dry place

Avoid charging in direct sunlight or in areas with moisture. Follow the manufacturer's recommended charging times and methods.

Understand your battery

Understand your battery life and how to properly store and care for it.

Be careful

Be especially careful when driving on busy roads and in areas with pedestrian traffic.

Obey traffic laws

Obey traffic lights, signs, speed limits, and lane markings. Ride with the flow of traffic and leave plenty of room between your bike and other vehicles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the disadvantages of Electric motorcycles?

A: Electric motorcycles have several disadvantages, including:
●Cost: They are more expensive than most small or mid-range bikes, but cheaper than many gas bikes.
●Range: They have a shorter range than most gas bikes. The top electric motorcycles can travel about 200 miles.
●Charging time: Charging can take between half an hour and a few hours.
●Battery life: Maintenance-free batteries don't last very long. They can only last for one or two years.
●Weight: They are heavy.
Other disadvantages include:
●Lower top speed than gas bikes
●Not all support fast charging
●Overcharging can permanently damage the battery

Q: What's the problem with Electric motorcycles not starting?

A: There are several reasons why an electric motorcycle might not start:
Battery: A dead battery, corrosion, or a bad ground connection can prevent a motorcycle from starting.
Fuel: A clogged fuel system, such as varnish or gum in the fuel lines, can prevent the engine from starting.
Safety override: The kickstand might be down while the bike is in gear.
Other: A faulty starter-motor fuse, relay, or terminals, a blocked air filter, or a clutch limit switch.

Q: Why does the headlight of Electric Motorcycle not light up?

A: There are a few reasons why an electric motorcycle's headlight might not light up: Weak battery, Weak wiring, Loose connection, Damaged or cut wiring, Reversed connection, Bad fuse, Broken headlight filament, Poor contact with light wire, Short on tail lighting.

Q: Why does the horn of Electric motorcycles not sound?

A: Here are some reasons why a motorcycle horn might not work:
Wiring issue, Faulty button, Dead horn relay, Faulty earth to the frame, Dirty connections to the horn, Broken live or neutral to the connections on the horn, Horn is old and the windings inside have failed, Voltage loss to the horn.
To troubleshoot the problem, you can:
●Check the horn and the control buttons
●Check for voltage loss to the horn
●Clean the horn's ground connection

Q: How long does it take for Electric Motorcycle to be fully charged?

A: Well, it depends. The batteries come in many different types and capacities. Each motorcycle has its specific battery parameters and you will have to do a research before the purchase. Usually, charging an electric motorcycle takes anywhere between 5-8 hours, but some motorcycles with high-capacity batteries can even take 12 hours to charge. You can also use additional accessories (boosters or quick-chargers) or charging stations to shorten the charging time to about 1-2 hours.

Q: Do I Have to Use a Special Station to Charge My Electric Motorcycle?

A: No, but you can use one. Electric motorcycles, unlike most electric cars such as Tesla, don't require any special plugs for charging. However, if you want to speed things up, you can use a high-voltage outlet with an additional cable. But, for normal charging, all you need to do is to find a regular electric power supply that you probably already have in your house or garage, and then plug the cable into it. The most practical way to charge your Electric Motorcycle is to put it for charging overnight at your garage. If you don't have an electric supply in your garage, then you should consider installing one.

Q: What is the reason why Electric Motorcycles cannot be charged?

A: There are several reasons why an electric motorcycle might not charge:
Cold weather: In sub-zero temperatures, the battery's resistance increases, which can cause a voltage drop in the charging circuit. This can make it harder for electricity to flow through the battery.
Battery: The battery might be dead, have incorrect specifications, or have loose or broken wires. Alternator: A faulty alternator can cause the battery to not hold a charge.

Q: How to clean and maintain Electric Motorcycles chains?

A: Gas-powered and Electric Motorcycles both use a chain to transfer the power from the engine to the rear wheel. That means that you will still have to take care of your chain and clean it once in a while. While riding any kind of Electric Motorcycle, small particles of dust settle down in the chain and slowly start causing friction between each piece of the chain. It is recommended to give your chain a good clean every 1000-2000 miles depending on weather and other circumstances. In short, every time your chain gets extremely dry and dirty, it needs to be cleaned and lubricated.
You can use a special cleaning product or just a simple kerosene to clean your Electric Motorcycle chain. For the lubrication, it is recommended to apply a professional motorcycle chain lube, which will ensure your chain will stay properly lubricated and protected for long periods of time. There are plenty of high quality Electric Motorcycle chain lubricants available on the market that usually come in a spray can.
If your Electric Motorcycle has no chain, but uses a drive belt instead, those are almost maintenance free.

Q: How to Maintain Electric Motorcycles Batteries?

A: Here are some tips for maintaining an electric motorcycle battery:
●Use the right charger: Different batteries require different chargers. You can find the type of battery your motorcycle has in the manual or on the side of the battery.
●Keep it clean: Clean the battery and terminals to remove dust, grime, and corrosion.
●Store it in a cool, dry place: Avoid leaving the battery in direct sunlight or in a hot car.
●Don't overcharge or discharge: Avoid overcharging and don't leave the battery discharged for long periods.
●Regularly inspect: Check the battery's charging level and fluid level.

Q: What benefits will you get from choosing Electric Motorcycle?

A: Here are a few benefits worth noting if you're considering switching to an electric motorcycle. Despite long charging sessions to keep the battery going, electric motorcycles contribute to cleaner air.
Maintenance and repairs for an electric motorcycle is likely to be less expensive compared to a gas motorbike. Although the initial purchase may be more expensive than a gas bike, there shouldn't be many repair issues with electric motorcycles.
Another perk of riding an electric motorcycle is that the engine is almost silent. Besides avoiding hearing damage yourself, other road users will also be spared from loud engine noises every time you accelerate.
Finally, electric motorcycles are equipped with advanced safety features. Some come with advanced collision warning system and an electronically adjustable seat to enhance riding comfort and help you avoid an accident.

Q: What factors should you consider when choosing an electric motorcycle?

A: When considering an electric motorcycle, you can consider things like:
Range: The range of an electric motorcycle is a primary factor to consider. Some electric motorcycles can travel up to 200 miles on a single charge. However, the range varies by model, with lighter scooters having a range of around 60 miles, and heavier cruisers having a range of around 250 miles.
Charging infrastructure: You should ensure you have access to charging facilities, whether at home or public charging stations. Charging at home is generally the cheapest way, but the actual cost depends on various factors, such as your electric tariff and the capacity of your battery.
Other factors: Power, torque, and speed, Battery life, Type of brakes, Motorcycle height and weight, Warranty, Cost of the vehicle.

Q: How To Test That An Electric Motorcycle Battery Works Properly?

A: Connect the battery to a voltmeter, attaching prongs to its positive and negative sides. If it doesn't give you any life or dies quickly, you can assume the battery is out of action.
If it gives you a little something, place it on charge for eight hours to get it fully juiced back up. If it doesn't work after that, it's likely to be broken and you'll need a new one. Overcharging is also an issue; if you leave it plugged in for long stretches – usually 12 hours or more – it can cause real problems, so be mindful of how long you have it plugged in.

Q: Is Your Battery Charging OK, But Struggling Whilst Out Riding?

A: Ok, so your charger is working, your battery is charging fine, but it's playing up while out riding – cutting out or draining more quickly than you would expect. Quite rightly, you'll be wondering why exactly your electric motorcycle stopped working.
This could be because of a problem with the battery management system, which sometimes feels like it's overloaded or draining too quickly. This happens when one of the battery cells is failing or has already failed completely; it can be down to an old battery running out of life, overcharging or a manufacturing issue.
If this is happening with a new electric motorcycle, then we'd recommend taking it back to the shop. If it's an older electric motorcycle, then be kind to it, reduce the level of electric assistance on those really chunky climbs or tricky stretches to ensure that it doesn't overload.
Batteries age like humans and, as such, they have a lifespan – if this overloading/draining continues to happen with your older electric motorcycle battery, then it's time to invest in a new battery.

Q: Do you shift gears on electric motorcycle?

A: Electric engines produce the same amount of power at torque at any RPM within a specific range, so there's no need for a multi-speed transmission. In most cases, electric motorcycles only come with one gear. Manufacturers of electric motorcycles set the gear ratio to maximize power without having to change gears.

Q: Are electric motorcycles good for beginners?

A: Beginner-friendly electric motorcycles make a lot of sense, and in most cases, are a better choice for new riders compared to gas motorcycles. They generally don't have a transmission or a clutch, so they are much easier to learn on. Plus, they are easier to maintain and cheap to run. Oh, and electric motorcycles are safe for the environment, too!

Q: Do you need to wear a helmet when riding an Electric Motorcycle?

A: Yes, you should wear a motorcycle helmet when riding an electric motorcycle. Electric bikes are generally faster than regular bikes, so the chances of getting injured in an accident are higher. A helmet can help prevent severe brain, head, and face injuries.
If your electric motorcycle can reach speeds over 40 mph, you should wear a motorcycle helmet. Recommends wearing a full-face helmet with a visor if you're riding at speeds above 20 mph, riding on the road with car traffic, and riding frequently in bad weather.

Q: How fast is the Electric Motorcycle?

A: How fast do electric motorcycles go? That will depend on the manufacturer and model. Electric Motorcycle do not have a gearbox, so the throttle is the only way to modulate and/or increase speed, so manufacturers design the single-speed gearing to offer the most torque, speed and battery range.

Q: How often should Electric Motorcycle replace its battery?

A: You should typically expect a battery to last between 3 and 5 years if it is well maintained. (A lithium-ion battery will slowly lose its capacity over time, even if it's not used.)

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