Zippi Ride battery replacement
Batteries don't last forever. Here's the safe way to swap one out on the Zippi Ride 10".
Lithium batteries lose capacity over time — usually after a few hundred charge cycles, you'll notice shorter ride times. Replacement is straightforward, but lithium batteries deserve respect — work clean, work calm, and follow the steps.
What this guide covers
- Identifying when a battery needs replacing
- Safely powering down the bike
- Disconnecting the old battery
- Fitting the replacement
- First charge of the new battery
- How to dispose of the old battery responsibly
What you'll need
- A replacement battery for the Zippi Ride 10" — order from spares and accessories
- Allen keys (included with your original bike)
- About 10 minutes
Safety notes
Never short the battery terminals. Don't drop the battery — even a small dent in the casing can cause issues. If the old battery is swollen, damaged, or has been involved in any kind of impact, contact us before handling it. Old batteries should go to a proper battery recycling drop-off — most Australian council depots accept them.
Need more help? Check our full bike manual or contact us if your bike isn't holding charge — sometimes the issue is the charger, not the battery.