LEVA has trained nearly 2000 technicians through various courses, emphasizing the need for e-bike mechanics to understand mechanical components deeply, which is more challenging than servicing electronics. Historically, bike mechanics relied on experiential learning, but opportunities have expanded. Effective technician training should cover safety protocols, mechanical repair techniques, and transitioning to electrical systems. Most e-bike problems are mechanical, thus foundational mechanical knowledge is crucial before advancing into electronic training.
e bike tech needs to thoroughly understand and be comfortable working on the mechanical parts of an e-bike. ... Most e-bike problems are mechanical problems.
There is a different mindset between bike mechanics who are used to being able to see, feel, and hear issues with the mechanical parts of the bike and the mindset that relies on measuring instruments.
Historically, bike mechanics usually learned on the job. ... But there are more options today.
Once the mechanical knowledge is developed sufficiently, the next step is to learn about the electrical/electronic side.
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