Look at an e-bike as comprising two parts – mechanical and electric. Mechanical parts are the same parts that you’ll see on non-electric bikes. Servicing mechanical parts can be performed at any bike shop. You might find that your bike parts might wear a little faster than on a non-electric bike – especially brake pads, chains, cogs, and tires. But that’s because most people put many more miles on their e-bikes. There is some basic maintenance that you can do on your own, like keeping your tires properly inflated and lubricating your chain. The electrical parts don’t require any maintenance. If you run into a problem with an electrical part, please contact our service center, we are open 6 days a week. While not really a maintenance task, you want to ensure that the battery keeps some charge in it. If you don’t, it might discharge to a point so low that you can’t charge it anymore, thus killing your battery – an expensive mistake to make. Richmond EBike Service has a complete mechanical and electrical work service department, with expertise in servicing electrical parts from many different e-bike brands.