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For me, I try to live by 2 philosophies: 1. I’d rather have something, and not need it, as opposed to needing something and not having it! 2. I’d rather err on the side of caution!

I like your advice and expertise. I read the nuts and bolts of the article and it seems to me that this procedure would be the best solution for me. Since getting gasses emitted is NOT an issue, it sounds like my best option would be, from June through October here in Florida, is to keep the...

The good thing about my situation in this heat I ride about a 6 mile 25 minute round trip every morning before 9am, in this heat, M-F so it’s not a So I guess it’s safe to keep my battery in the garage and charge it on the bike IN the garage! I just bought a temperature/humidistat wall mount...

Thanks PM. My bike is a Denago and it’s SW Florida. From June - October often in the 90s with high humidity! Not sure how hot it gets in the garage. I do need to get a temperature gauge and humidistat!

My manual does say to wait at least 45 minutes AFTER the ride before charging. So you bring your bike inside the house? Do you keep your bike inside or in a garage?

Yes, but it doesn’t address this specific issue

I guess my biggest concern is whether or not to keep battery on the bike or to n the house in between rides???

Just a precaution that is easy to do with no danger to anyone!

I skimmed over the threads and didn’t see anything alluding to this, but if I missed something, accept my apologies! I just left my bike shop where I bought a basket. During our discussions this is what the tech advised. First off, we both agreed that the charger should be left in the house...

Are the batteries removable?

Ty

I will start taking the battery in the house after my morning ride. I DO keep charger inside and will keep it inside year round.

Thanks ole fellar! 😉

I’ve got a Denago Model City 1 with fenders added! I have been riding everyday for exactly one week and this is one of the wiser investments this ole man has made! I’m also thinking about opportunities for store runs but, I have no place to carry anything.🤔 Wondering what kind of rear rack...

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I keep my charger in the house and when it’s time to charge, I bring the battery inside, let it sit for a couple of hours, then charge it inside!

Us SW Floridians welcome every November through May because of the break from heat/humidity!!

I walk my dog at 8 and on the bike at 8:30! After my 4 mile 20 minute exercise route, I do a lap around my .8 mile block, throttle only! And yes, I’m still pretty lathered up with sweat!

Getting one this fall to carry the wife and grandkids!

Here in SW Florida from June thru October early morning is the ONLY option!👍