The tires for the LYNQ models are specifically chosen to match their intended use, ranging from casual cruising to heavy-duty cargo hauling:. Please note that as these models are currently in the reservation phase, final production specifications are

<p id="isPasted">The tires for the LYNQ models are specifically chosen to match their intended use, ranging from casual cruising to heavy-duty cargo hauling:</p><h3 id="tire-specifications-by-model"><strong>Tire Specifications by Model</strong></h3><table><thead><tr><th>Model</th><th>Tire Size</th><th>Tire Type</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>LYNQ Loop</strong></td><td><strong>20&quot; x 4.0&quot;</strong></td><td>Pneumatic Fat Tires</td></tr><tr><td><strong>LYNQ Current</strong></td><td><strong>Front: 21&quot; / Rear: 21&quot;</strong></td><td>Pneumatic</td></tr><tr><td><strong>LYNQ Relay</strong></td><td><strong>Front: 20&quot; / Rear: 26&quot;</strong></td><td>Pneumatic (Cargo configuration)</td></tr></tbody></table><h3 id><br></h3><h3 id="key-tire-features"><strong>Key Tire Features</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Fat Tires on Loop</strong>: The Loop features 20x4&quot; fat tires combined with suspension, which are ideal for a smooth, stable &quot;cruiser&quot; experience on boardwalks or neighborhood paths.</li><li><strong>Stability</strong>: All models utilize pneumatic tires to ensure a comfortable ride across various urban surfaces.</li><li><strong>Relay&apos;s Cargo Setup</strong>: The Relay uses a staggered wheel size (20&quot; front and 26&quot; rear) to better manage the stability and weight distribution required for hauling gear or families.</li></ul><p>Please note that as these models are currently in the reservation phase, final production specifications are preliminary and subject to change.</p>

Tire Specifications

Properly charging your battery is the most important step to ensure long-lasting performance, safety, and reliable rides for your LYNQ e-bike. All LYNQ models feature a 48V architecture designed for higher torque and consistent range. Pro Tip: If you

<p>Properly charging your battery is the most important step to ensure long-lasting performance, safety, and reliable rides for your LYNQ e-bike. All LYNQ models feature a <strong>48V architecture</strong> designed for higher torque and consistent range.</p><h2 id="charging-basics"><strong>Charging Basics</strong></h2><ul><li><strong>Use the Original Charger:</strong> Only use the official charger provided with your LYNQ bike. Using third-party or incompatible chargers can lead to overheating, permanent battery damage, and will void your warranty.</li><li><strong>Connection Sequence:</strong> To prevent sparking, always plug the charger into the battery or bike&apos;s charging port <strong>first</strong>, and then plug it into the wall outlet.</li><li><strong>Disconnecting:</strong> Once fully charged, reverse the process: unplug the charger from the wall first, then from the battery.</li></ul><h2 id="optimal-charging-conditions"><strong>Optimal Charging Conditions</strong></h2><ul><li><strong>Temperature Matters:</strong> Charge your battery in a dry, indoor environment between <strong>10&#xB0;C and 25&#xB0;C (50&#xB0;F &#x2013; 77&#xB0;F)</strong>.</li><li><strong>Never Charge Below Freezing:</strong> If you&#x2019;ve been riding in the cold, bring the battery inside and let it reach room temperature naturally before plugging it in.</li><li><strong>Post-Ride Cooling:</strong> Never charge a hot battery immediately after a ride. Let it cool for about <strong>30 minutes</strong> to protect the internal cells.</li></ul><h2 id="understanding-your-batterys-health"><strong>Understanding Your Battery&apos;s Health</strong></h2><ul><li><strong>The 80/20 Rule:</strong> For daily use, keeping your charge between <strong>20% and 80%</strong> is the best way to extend the overall lifespan of your battery.</li><li><strong>Avoid &quot;Deep Discharges&quot;:</strong> Try to recharge your bike when it reaches around <strong>30% capacity</strong>. Letting the battery drain completely to 0% stresses the lithium cells and can shorten their lifespan.</li><li><strong>No Overnight Charging:</strong> While modern Battery Management Systems (BMS) prevent overcharging, we do not recommend leaving your bike plugged in overnight or unattended.</li></ul><h2 id="charging-time">Charging time</h2><ul><li><strong>Charging Time:</strong> A full charge (0% to 100%) typically takes between <strong>3 to 6 hours</strong> depending on the specific model and battery size.</li></ul><blockquote><p><strong>Pro Tip:</strong> If you aren&apos;t planning to ride for a while (e.g., during winter storage), store your battery at <strong>40&#x2013;60% charge</strong> and check it every 2&#x2013;3 months to ensure it stays healthy.</p></blockquote>

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