People are increasingly prepared to purchase electric scooters in order to contribute to the creation of a cleaner and greener world.

Though electric bikes are effective in all weather conditions, they should not be used in heavy rain. Not only is the battery at risk, but the bike's body may also be damaged.

Moreover, Electric bikes/scooters are water resistant but not waterproof. Any exposure that lasts longer than a few minutes should be avoided.

Battery Care

Avoid charging the battery if there are power outages due to thunder or heavy rain. The battery may be irreparably damaged as a result of this.

While the battery is safely protected inside the electric bike/scooter body, it is crucial to avoid driving through water-filled ditches and obstacles.

Use Fenders

Fenders help protect the body of your electric bike/scooter from mud and dirt.

While this isn't a reliable method of avoiding damage, it does lessen the risks of body rust by preventing dirt from entering the electric bike.

Wash your Electric Bike/scooter

While riding electric bikes in the rain is common, it is vital to clean and dry the body afterward. Rust can occur if rain and mud are left on the bike unattended.

To avoid damaging the body or the battery, you must first wash your electric bike and then thoroughly clean it.

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Electric two-wheelers have seen incredible growth in popularity worldwide, thanks to advancements in electric motor efficiency and battery and charging technologies.

They have not only become a practical alternative to regular fuel vehicles but in many cases have outperformed them.

We have the following evidence in favor of electric motorcycles to help answer the question, "Are electric motorcycles really good?"

Performance

Electric motorcycles are extremely powerful and speedy. You get a quick acceleration with 100 percent immediate torque that a fuel-powered bike can't achieve.

This torque is delivered in a linear manner, which means you won't experience the rush that comes with fuel-powered bikes.

Previously, electric vehicles lagged behind their fuel equivalents in performance, but there has recently been a rise in electric-vehicle technology, fueled by growing fuel prices and environmental concerns.

Ride Quality

When compared to a traditional fuel version, the first thing that strikes you about an electric scooter is the noise.

The electric motor is virtually noiseless. Furthermore, you will notice that the vibration often associated with electric two-weels, particularly 2-strokes, is completely eliminated.

This is entirely obvious, and it makes them considerably more comfortable and less exhausting!

Environment

We all know that electric vehicles are more environmentally friendly than typical fuel vehicles, but the benefits extend beyond our environmental impact!

The absence of flue gases and odor makes for a more refreshing ride, especially while negotiating through traffic at low speeds or standing still.

Moreover, electric vehicles lower our overall co2 emissions and noise pollution, allowing you to ride your bike first thing in the morning without disturbing your neighbors!

Fewer additional costs and expenses

To start with, by eliminating the requirement for fuel, we significantly lower the cost of operation!

In addition, there are much fewer additional operating expenses.

An electric motor, unlike a fuel motorcycle, does not require routine engine maintenance. 

There's also no need to change oil, ignition, or clutch parts, with the only real extra costs being tires and brakes, which are regular wear and tear items.

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If you need a long-range electric scooter, you might be wondering what to look for other than long battery life, considering that you will be riding your kick scooter from point A to point B. However, so many people use e-scooters for commuting and other uses.

When it comes to E-scooters, long-range might be subjective. So, here are some electric scooters that have a long-range.

SuperSoco CPx

Super Soco CPX is powered by a 4000W EEC engine that can generate a max torque of 171Nm. It comes with a 60V45AH battery.

Furthermore, it is capable of an impressive top speed of 95Km/h. CPx boasts an impressive range of 100Km for a Single Battery and 200Km for a Double Battery.

Adding to that, it is the most aggressively styled electric scooter. Super Soco CPX price in Nepal starts at Rs. 4.59 Lakhs to Rs. 5.89 Lakhs.

LVNENG LX06 Max

LVNENG LX 06 is powered by a 2.03kW BOSCH motor. It can generate a max power of 2.03kW. Moreover, it features a 60V26Ah Li-Ion Polymer battery.

It comes with a range of 75 Km with a max speed of 45 Kmph. Moreover, it takes an average of 4-6 hours to fully charge.

Additionally, Lvneng Nepal offers a 2 Years Warranty on Battery, Motor, and Controller. Lvneng LX06 price in Nepal is Rs. 3, 29,000.

Komaki SE

Komaki SE is powered by a 3000W Brushless DC Motor. It can generate a max power of 5200W, capable of a top speed of 70kmph.

It comes with a 72V40Ah Lithium-Ion battery. Moreover, the battery can fully charge in 4-5hours with a range of 120Km.

Komaki Nepal offers a 2-Year Warranty on Battery and a 1-Year Warranty on Motor, Controller, and Charger. Komaki SE price in Nepal is Rs. 2,95,000.

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