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Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ / Re: Dead Zero For Sale
« on: July 12, 2022, 02:41:33 AM »
Hi!

I am sad to read about your troubles!
So your bike is currently at Otten in Meppen?

Maybe you already know this, but there appears to be a Netherland-based company specialised in re-working batteries.
Here is the link:
https://kwsseuren.de/akku-reparatur-der-fahrradbatterie/zero.html
According to the website you even get a 2 year warranty on batteries re-worked by them.

Best wishes,
Jürgen

Interesting that they rebuilt the battery with 18650 cells. Will remember that.

Kasmtk: sorry to hear about your troubles. Wouldn't it make sense to find a damaged bike? That seems to happen quite often.
But I can understand the feeling that you want the bike gone, I'm getting close to that point too, but I'm to Dutch do take the loss :-) .


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Hi all, I have been enjoying the forum for a while and now it's time to register.

I drive a 2018 DSR with power tank. Earlier bikes: Honda CX400, NTV640, XLV750R, XL500 and BMW Funduro.

Other electric news: waiting for my Toyota E-proace to arrive, and want to replace my tired old boats diesel for something better.
House & workshed is powered by air to water heatpumps, heatpipes + 60 350W solar panels, all installed DIY.

The DSR is still my favorite bike, but I need to build a new charger as the onboard charger is toast. Will check the forum for more information. Current plan is three TC 1800 Watt chargers, with a EV type 2 cable. But first I need a bit more information, or I might end up writing a how-not-to-do-it.  ;D

Daytime job: boating instructor + technical trainer for brands in the leisure marine service.

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