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We get it: battery maintenance can sound intimidating. But don’t worry—caring for your e-bike battery isn’t much different from caring for other electronics you already own, like your smartphone, laptop, or power drill. A little know-how and a few good habits go a long way toward protecting your battery and maximizing its performance. At Boost eBikes, located right here in Littleton, CO, we have a full-service repair and maintenance shop right on site. Whether you ride a Lectric, Velotric, or any other brand, we're here to help you keep your e-bike running safely and efficiently. Below, we’ll cover everything you need to know—from charging and storage to what to do if your battery is damaged. Why Battery Safety Matters Most modern e-bikes use a lithium-ion battery. These batteries are incredibly efficient and reliable when treated properly. However, using the wrong charger, exposing the battery to extreme temperatures, or tampering with internal components can damage a lithium-ion battery and lead to reduced performance, permanent failure, or even a fire. Storing Your Battery: Where and How If you won’t be riding for a while-whether it’s just a few weeks, a long vacation, or over the winter—proper battery storage is the key to maintaining its health. Here’s what to do:
Charging Your Battery: The Right Way Charging your battery correctly is one of the easiest ways to extend its life and reduce the risk of an issue.
These simple habits will help your battery perform at its best for as long as possible:
The BMS: The Brain of Your Battery Your battery is equipped with a Battery Management System (BMS). The BMS monitors charging, discharging, temperature, and the overall health of your battery—quietly protecting it from overcharging and overheating to keep you safe. Never attempt to open, bypass, or modify the BMS. Doing so voids your warranty, disables crucial safety features, and can lead to a fire or permanent battery damage. If you suspect a problem with your battery, our service department at Boost eBikes is here to help. Just give us a call at 720-737-4193! What To Do If Your Battery Is Damaged Even with proper care, incidents can happen. Stop using your battery immediately if it is ever:
Recycling Your Battery Responsibly When your battery eventually reaches the end of its life, don’t just toss it in the trash—that is unsafe and illegal in many places. Instead, recycle it responsibly! The bike industry has established an e-bike battery recycling program powered by The Battery Network to safely remove these batteries from our waste streams and keep them out of landfills. You can bring your battery to a participating retail drop-off location so it can be shipped off to be safely broken down and used to manufacture new energy storage products in the future. Learn more: Essential Ebike Battery Safety Tips Need Help with Your E-Bike? Your e-bike is built for adventure, and your battery is built to keep up. If you ever run into a manufacturer warranty issue with your battery or bike, Boost eBikes has your back. We handle the claims and bill our partner brands directly to keep the process completely hassle-free for you. Ready to roll? Charge up, ride on, and stop by our shop at 1500 W. Littleton Blvd (Unit #110E) to explore our newest models!
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Whether you’re hauling groceries across town, commuting over rough city streets, or loading up gear for a weekend off the grid, finding an e-bike that can truly do it all is a challenge. Enter the Velotric GoMad; a heavy-duty utility e-bike designed to be the ultimate workhorse without sacrificing a smooth, comfortable ride.
We are incredibly excited about this new addition to the e-bike world, and we think it’s going to be a game-changer for riders who need serious hauling capacity paired with off-road readiness. Here is a deep dive into what makes the Velotric GoMad stand out from the pack.
Massive Payload, Unstoppable Power
The first thing to know about the GoMad is that it is built to work. With an incredible 500 lb maximum payload capacity, this bike is practically a two-wheeled pickup truck. To move all that weight effortlessly, Velotric equipped the GoMad with a robust 750W rear hub motor. Whether you are fighting a steep hill fully loaded or just want to cruise up to its 28 MPH top speed, the motor delivers consistent, punchy power. Plus, with Velotric's innovative SensorSwap™ technology, you can easily switch between torque and cadence sensing to perfectly match your preferred riding style. Range That Goes the Distance Range anxiety is a thing of the past with the GoMad. Powered by a high-capacity 801.6Wh battery, this utility e-bike delivers up to 75 miles of range on a single charge. Whether you are running multiple errands across town or exploring backroads, you’ll have plenty of juice to get there and back again. Comfort on Any Terrain You might expect a heavy-duty cargo bike to ride like a tank, but the GoMad is surprisingly plush. It rides on massive 20" x 4.0" fat tires that act as natural shock absorbers, smoothing out potholes, gravel, and uneven trails. Combine that with the RST Hydraulic Suspension fork (featuring 100mm of travel and a lock-out option), and you have a bike that handles beautifully, no matter how rugged the path gets.
Smart, Safe, and Secure
Velotric didn't skimp on the tech or safety features, either. The GoMad comes fully loaded with:
Reading about the Velotric GoMad is one thing, but feeling the raw power of the 750W motor and the stability of those fat tires in person is another. If you are looking for an e-bike that can carry your life, commute through the city, and tackle weekend dirt trails, the GoMad is calling your name. Ready to get in the saddle? Stop by Boost eBikes USA to see the Velotric GoMad up close! Our expert team is here to walk you through the features, ensure the perfect fit, and get you set up with a free test ride. Plus, when you buy from Boost eBikes, you get the peace of mind of professional local assembly and on-site support. [Click here to schedule your test ride at Boost eBikes today!] |
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