Yes indeed. If batteries were the same grade/quality, I am sure they will all be guaranteed for 2 years...
If the Woosh Krieger was as well built as a German bike, it would also be guaranteed for 2 years (and that's not having a go at that bike, just different price, quality and consumer target).
If AA batteries are that different between brands and advertised capacity (and nothing is more common than a AA battery), I can imagine cells in large batteries have the same variation. Then, there is the battery management, charger etc.
I would look after my bike battery the same way if it was a £1,000 bike, since I would try to keep the original battery going for a long time.
If the Woosh Krieger was as well built as a German bike, it would also be guaranteed for 2 years (and that's not having a go at that bike, just different price, quality and consumer target).
If AA batteries are that different between brands and advertised capacity (and nothing is more common than a AA battery), I can imagine cells in large batteries have the same variation. Then, there is the battery management, charger etc.
I would look after my bike battery the same way if it was a £1,000 bike, since I would try to keep the original battery going for a long time.
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