I’m researching options on how to charge my 2022 Turbo Levo bikes while on-the-road. Of course one option is to take the bikes into the hotel room, however that can be a hassle, even IF the hotel allows bikes inside. My setup is a Ford Transit Connect Van where I take the front wheels off to store/attach forks to inside of van for transport. Given the weight of bikes I’d like to keep bikes inside van AND charge them while not in use (overnight at hotel). The bikes are safe inside the van -vs-on a bike rack. I’ve thought about an extension cord, but that leaves a door open/cracked. I could of course take the batteries out of the bikes (Turbo Levo gives me that option vs the SL model), but again I’m trying to see if anyone else has found a better solution?
Also, I was wondering if there was an equivalent battery I could use to charge the bikes while in the van and then charge those batteries from the hotel room while riding during the day (sorta like using a mophie battery to charge your smart phone when away from an outlet)? Yes, I could take the batteries out of the bikes, but just looking to see if anyone has better ideas? Also any good inverter, etc. recommendations to charge bikes while driving my van to locations between rides. I have charging plugs in back of van (old cigarette lighter plugs), but didn’t know if that was enough power to charge a Levo battery?
Thanks,
David
Also, I was wondering if there was an equivalent battery I could use to charge the bikes while in the van and then charge those batteries from the hotel room while riding during the day (sorta like using a mophie battery to charge your smart phone when away from an outlet)? Yes, I could take the batteries out of the bikes, but just looking to see if anyone has better ideas? Also any good inverter, etc. recommendations to charge bikes while driving my van to locations between rides. I have charging plugs in back of van (old cigarette lighter plugs), but didn’t know if that was enough power to charge a Levo battery?
Thanks,
David
