2025 One77 battery cover

[Joely]

Hello

Got my wife a One77 HPC SLX 800 (cyclamen & black) a few months back, overall a great bike, but poor BB height (same thing with my Canyon).
Anyways, the battery cover became loose during a recent ride, and I had to tape it onto the bike. It appears that there is something missing/broken where the cover attaches to the frame (motor end). Can anybody confirm? And if so, what part do we need to replace?

Cheers!

 

[AdrianGG]

Hi. You are missing that white piece where the cover hooks.

 

[Joely]

Excellent, thank you!
Just gotta find that bit now........

 

[SIG84]

Excellent, thank you!
Just gotta find that bit now........

Do you have a The Electric Bike Shop | Quality Electric Bikes From The UK's Electric Bike Specialists near you?
They are owned by Cube so it may be worth going in and asking if they have one.

 

[grim007]

Hi. You are missing that white piece where the cover hooks.

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did you end up finding the part number for this? looks like it’s gone on my bike too

 

[dawnmcevoy72]

did you end up finding the part number for this? looks like it’s gone on my bike too

Did you find this part - mine has also been lost on a recent ride

 

[grim007]

Nope, using duct tape for now

 

[Dingleballs]

Hey, do you still need to source one of these?

 

[Funkeydunk]

Do you have a The Electric Bike Shop | Quality Electric Bikes From The UK's Electric Bike Specialists near you?
They are owned by Cube so it may be worth going in and asking if they have one.

The Birmingham store has these in stock, they’re a bout £5.

 

[mintyjim]

I've now replaced my missing battery cover.

For future reference, if you lose yours you will actually need to order three parts: the rubber/plastic cover, the button and corresponding M17 nut for the back of the button.

The cover does not come with these parts!

Cover part number: 4443
Button part number: 3116
Nut part number: 3117

The stupid white plastic T "hook" is part number: 4348

 

[Ndanger]

Speaking of battery cover, I prefer to have electric items sealed from water, easiest way I have found is to use the high quality painters tape that has a easy to remove adhesive. Taping the cover is a big help with the rain and water that is thrown up by the front tire