Levo Gen 2 Who has the most battery cycles with battery health still at 100%?

[salko]

So mine has 136 cycles, how about yours?

 

[salko]

Now 2 years later at 214 cycles and still healthy. I must be doing something right

 

[RiderOnTheStorm]

@salko That's awesome! I'm curious how you're taking care of your battery.

If you'd like to share your best practices and tips, take a look at this other thread:

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[Konanige]

153 cycles no care given always charged back up to 100 percent the same day as every ride!!

 

[ThierryGTLTS]

Sorry to deceive you guys.

Mine is 145 cycles and indicate still 100%.
But I know that it's no more 100%.

Because a lot of people had their battery's health declining too fast at the beginning, Specialized decide to indicate still 100% even if it's not truth. Because they probably use 10% steps in the health counter!

So, your battery health is between 90 and 100%.

Have a Nice Day.

Thierry

 

[Repsol]

That's not the figure you should be concerned with, look at the voltage it charges to when at 100%.

 

[ridesantacruz]

I purchased my bike new on 09/05/21. It's always been stored inside an insulated garage in Santa Cruz, Ca where we have moderate weather. My battery now reads 90% health with 2900 miles and 109 charges. I am bummed that the battery is already degrading in such a short time period and low miles.

 

[iXi]

Mission control shows 100% and blevo shows 99% after 52 charge cycles. I'm more inclined to believe blevo

 

[Plummet]

Ahem...bullshit...ahem.

Don't drink the cool aid and believe the 100% health bullshit. Before you even receive the battery it has started to reduce in capacity.

Batteries slowly loose capacity until they are no longer usefull.

 

[RustyIron]

Don't drink the cool aid and believe the 100% health bullshit. Before you even receive the battery it has started to reduce in capacity.

Right on, brother. Just because a computer is programmed to puke out a number, doesn't mean the number is relevant or sensical.