Why does my motorcycle turn off when riding?
There are a few reasons a bike can shut off while riding. Low fuel or a faulty battery are the main reasons a bike will shut off while riding. But it could be a few other reasons as well, all of which are linked to either fuel or electrical issues.
Why does my bike shut down when going up hill?
The bike shuts down immediately, not going even 10 meters when starting up the hill. The bike shop refuses to believe the new controller is the problem, and tells me the problem is my battery.
Why does my electric bike shut down after 60 miles?
Controllers are supposed to shut off if the battery gets too close to minimum voltage – 40 on a “48 v” batttery. Since my controller is doing this hard after 60 miles with a 48 v battery reading, I suppose I’ve either blown the controller or shorted a turn in the motor.
Why does my bike keep cutting out power?
If so, then the remedy could be replacing or adjusting the sensor, shifter, or lever. If the motor doesn’t restore power, then the sensors are probably not to blame. The controller is the ‘processor’ in your e-bike system, and it’s another common reason why the bike might cut out power.
What should I do if my bike throttle keeps cutting out?
If you do this too often, the throttle will eventually damage or loosen, and when this happens, you will occasionally experience power cut-outs. The best way to use the twist throttle is to pull it back, and once you’re done, release it back slowly into its resting position.
Controllers are supposed to shut off if the battery gets too close to minimum voltage – 40 on a “48 v” batttery. Since my controller is doing this hard after 60 miles with a 48 v battery reading, I suppose I’ve either blown the controller or shorted a turn in the motor.
The bike shuts down immediately, not going even 10 meters when starting up the hill. The bike shop refuses to believe the new controller is the problem, and tells me the problem is my battery.
If so, then the remedy could be replacing or adjusting the sensor, shifter, or lever. If the motor doesn’t restore power, then the sensors are probably not to blame. The controller is the ‘processor’ in your e-bike system, and it’s another common reason why the bike might cut out power.
If you do this too often, the throttle will eventually damage or loosen, and when this happens, you will occasionally experience power cut-outs. The best way to use the twist throttle is to pull it back, and once you’re done, release it back slowly into its resting position.