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» Technical Article: Drive Through Gears on E-bikes
By Russell Scott | Published 08/15/2007 | Technical Things Explained | Rating:
  This is the first in a series of technical articles covering some of electric bikes complexities in quite full detail so that all aspects of the subject can be appreciated. You are then free to participate in our forum to further discuss the topic.
» Re-celling an NiMh battery for a Giant Lafree
By Russell Scott | Published 12/11/2006 | Technical Things Explained | Rating:
 Instructions for re-celling an electric bike battery for a Gian LaFree twist If you would like the details for fitting a new cellpack into a battery for the Lafree Twist range read on. Generic advice is included for other makes.
» Deciding between NiMh and Li-ion batteries
By Flecc . | Published 12/1/2006 | Technical Things Explained | Rating:
   Choose on the basis on your usage, and whether you are risk averse. If you hate any risk choose NiMh. If you don't mind a small risk, choose the small benefits and convenience of Li-ion.

» How long will my Li-Ion battery last?
By Flecc . | Published 11/23/2006 | Technical Things Explained | Rating:
 
 Although the total life of Li-ions isn't yet known reliably under each condition due to lack of time experience, some characteristics are well known and understood.
» Charging Li-Ion Batteries
By Pedelec Guru | Published 11/15/2006 | Technical Things Explained | Rating:
  With Li-ion batteries it's best to part charge as often as possible since this gives them the longest life. For example, one that's part charged after each short journey, say 4 to 8 miles, might lose 10% of capacity in the first year.