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    [Tip] Yamaha PW - How to check the number of cycles & absolute battery capacity

    I’ve been suspecting that the capacity is slowly going away, in small increments as what you mention in your case. But I’m amazed at how well the battery has kept up considering what I’ve thrown at it. I’ve often charged twice a day.
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    [Tip] Yamaha PW - How to check the number of cycles & absolute battery capacity

    15,500 kilometres. - 600 cycles - Absolute battery capacity still between 75 and 100%.
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    [Tip] Yamaha PW - How to check the number of cycles & absolute battery capacity

    12600 kilometers - 500 cycles - Absolute battery capacity still between 75 and 100%
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    29" wheels

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    [Tip] Yamaha PW - How to check the number of cycles & absolute battery capacity

    9750 kilometers: - 400 cycles - Absolute battery capacity still between 75% and 100% - Ownership: roughly 14 months
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    Rear wheel hub has broken again for the 2nd time in 5 months. It’s an XLC Evo Disk. Edit: no actually, it was freewheel last time, and hub this time.
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    [Tip] Yamaha PW - How to check the number of cycles & absolute battery capacity

    I agree. The Absolute battery capacity between 75 and 100% drives me nuts. You’ve managed a lot of mileage for few cycles. I only get 35-40 kilometers on a charge due to hills, lights on all the time, and 45km/h drive. So I haven’t been as efficient as you in keeping down the number of cycles.
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    obsolete

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