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1. Turn Off and Remove the Battery

Always turn off your e-bike before washing. If possible, remove the battery and display unit. Most e-bikes are water-resistant but not waterproof. Removing these components helps prevent any electrical issues.

2. Avoid High-Pressure Water

Do not use a high-pressure washer, as it can force water into sensitive areas like the motor, battery connectors, and bearings. Instead, use a low-pressure hose or a bucket of water.

3. Rinse Gently

Lightly rinse the bike to loosen dirt. Avoid directing water at the motor, battery housing, or electrical ports.

 4. Clean with Care

Use a soft sponge or microfiber cloth with bike-specific soap. Gently scrub the frame, wheels, and handlebars. Use a brush for the chain, cassette, and hard-to-reach areas.

5. Dry Thoroughly

Use a dry towel to wipe off excess water. Let the bike air dry for a bit before reinstalling the battery. Make sure all electrical parts are completely dry before powering it back on.

6. Lube the Chain

Once dry, reapply chain lubricant to keep the drivetrain running smoothly. Wipe off any excess.

Regular cleaning keeps your e-bike looking great and riding better. Just remember to treat it like the high-tech machine it is — gentle water, no pressure washers, and careful drying go a long way in preserving performance.

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