Battery

[T Durney]

Hi, thankyou for letting me join the Forum! I hope somebody on here could possibly help. I purchased a DAM Grappler fat tyre e-bike through the cycle to work scheme a couple of years ago, the bike in question has only been ridden a handful of times but now the battery is depleted and I now need to purchase another one does any body know where it would be possible to get hold of one. kind regards Tony.

[bikes4two]

• I'd recommend you to pose this question on the pedelec.co.uk forum where there is a wider spectrum of knowledge than here

• When you do post there, and to promote responses, it would be helpful for you to give as much detail as possible about the battery type that goes on your bike, or at least a link to the bike's spec/details.

• I'm not familiar with your bike nor it's battery so have no idea whether you're stuck with buying a proprietary replacement or if there are suitable substitutes from the general market place

[Nigel]

To add to the post above with its sensible advice, it is often possible to rebuild a bike battery, replacing those cells which have become defective. There are various small specialists who offer to do this, and it may be cheaper than a replacement battery.

[T Durney]

• I'd recommend you to pose this question on the pedelec.co.uk forum where there is a wider spectrum of knowledge than here

• When you do post there, and to promote responses, it would be helpful for you to give as much detail as possible about the battery type that goes on your bike, or at least a link to the bike's spec/details.

• I'm not familiar with your bike nor it's battery so have no idea whether you're stuck with buying a proprietary replacement or if there are suitable substitutes from the general market place

Thanks for the reply I will try Pedelec, the battery in question is an in frame battery of 36v 10ah the only numbers on the case of the battery are Ebike Battery 36V 10AH 20200825055 thanks again.

[T Durney]

To add to the post above with its sensible advice, it is often possible to rebuild a bike battery, replacing those cells which have become defective. There are various small specialists who offer to do this, and it may be cheaper than a replacement battery.

Hi Nigel, Could you recommend anyone in the Northwest that could possibly repair this battery.