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    From the Cyclebitz Crew Happy Holidays & New Year

    2025 has been a great year, despite all the post Helene challenges and the tariff chaos inflicted upon all of us.
    We could not have done it without so much local support so a big shout out to all our great customers .. you know who you are.

    But we are long overdue for a break and therefore our Cyclebitz brick-store Asheville will be closed from Thursday January 1st through Saturday January 10th. The store will re-open with limited winter hours (10am to 4pm) on Monday January 12th for the remainder of the month.

    However, with the help of our great suppliers and a skeleton crew, our online store and shipping will remain operational, online orders and inquiries will be handled as usual throughout our winter-break period.

    We are looking forward to an even better 2026.

    Powersport Battery Chargers


    Just Be Smart About It
    Would you like to get 5+ years out of your bike's battery? Read on ...

    Do you have to replace your bike's battery every 2 years or so?
    You really shouldn't. With good battery maintenance, getting anywhere from 5 to 10 years out of an AGM battery is not uncommon.

    Today's technologically advanced vehicles are much more demanding on its electrical power system. On-board computers, phone charging, heated clothing/grips, sound systems, lights, and more. All this extra draw results in more strain on your bike's electrical system and some of that drain remains when the bike is turned off and parked.

    So how do you get that extended life out of your battery?
    Invest in a good smart charger / battery maintainer (not a trickle charger) and keep that battery hooked up whenever the bike is stored for more than 24h.

    Why not a trickle charger?
    The difference between a cheap trickle charger and a smart battery maintainer is that a trickle charger simply applies a low voltage to the battery, reversing it's normal rate of discharge. It does not measure anything and needs to be disconnected when the battery is fully charged.
    A smart battery maintainer has sensors to constantly measure and determine the optimal charging voltage / amp rate for that particular battery. It will turn off and on when needed and can stay connected to that battery indefinitely .. all winter or all year long.
    Most smart chargers will have a de-sulfation mode which basically applies very short bursts of high voltage to break up sulfate built-up inside the battery. This keeps your battery in tip-top shape for many years.