Yose Power UL 2271 36V13Ah Ebike Battery, XH370-10J Silver Fish Lithium-ion Pedelec Battery with Charge for 250W/350W/500W Electric Bike Bicycles Folding Bike Mountain Bike Motor (US Warehouse)

We put this on a 20" Swagtron fat tire ebike. With Swagtron out of business, you can't get a direct replacement battery anywhere. With this one, we had to change out the battery pins on the ebike with the set that came with this battery. It locking pin on the battery does not match up to the battery bracket locking hole, but it is secure enough on its own.

Replaced both of my e-bike batteries with the Yose Power 36V 13Ah battery and now my bike go farther on a full charge then when I first bought my bikes

So far this battery outshines the factory one sent with the e-bike. Takes less time to recharge and seems to have more/longer power….time will tell, we’ll see….I am using it as my primary battery right now. Good by at $50.00 off the original price….during Amazon Days sale a while back

Excelente

I had this battery for about one year great product I will buy again.

The measurements were correct but the prongs didn’t line up & this product is non-returnable & there is nothing they will do. I would NOT recommend. We are out $241

It was easy to install but my bike is so slow now, I have an ecotric bike. Where my bike used go at a good speed on the second level it now requires a lot of strength from me to ride the bike on that level. Now I don’t enjoy riding my bike anymore.

This 36V Lithium-Ion battery is great for single motor hub with one controller. If you plan to use this battery to power two motor hubs with 2 controllers, you may burn the 20A fuse. Replacing fuse with higher amperage may not help.I have two 36V motor hubs each with 500 watts. Both motors consume up to 1000 watts. Both of these motors draw so much power that they causes the external 20A fuse to burn. If I were to have 250 Watts motors for front and rear wheels, it may work just fine, but I don’t have any of them to test with and cannot be 100% sure that it would not burn the fuse.With my configuration, I thought replacing the external fuse to 30A or even 40A would solve my problem, but it didn’t. The fuse still popped. So, I disconnected the front motor hub from the controller and I had no problem since.After awhile, I felt bad that my front wheel motor is not being utilized and so I decided to purchase a 48V lithium-ion battery and replace it with my 36V battery. Now I also feel bad that my 36V battery is sitting idle. But eventually I will use it for something else.After replacing the 48V battery, now I get AWD! Climbing the hills with both motors running is so much fun. I hope you enjoy yours.