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This one Light Bee, not Bubble Tea

Change the battery, keep the original lid and lock. This Light Bee pack fits under the stock cover, no riser, no lid modification. Steady lah.

Where it starts: the case drawn sitting inside the Light Bee frame.

IN SHORT — what you need to know

  • Original lid and lock stay. No lid riser, no lid modification needed.
  • The case follows the Light Bee battery space. Sticker got voltage and capacity, but shape is another matter.
  • Voltage and cells depend on your setup. Physical fit alone cannot tell you whether the controller or charger is compatible.

A CHAT WE SEE A LOT

R

Rider

bro my light bee range damn sad

can just buy the big 72v square pack from carousell then zip tie at the side?

WTF cheebye

brother battery not like bubble tea can liddat anyhow hand one eh

later fly then passaway

then how

take a few photo of your battery compartment measurement first

or come down we measure for you, build you one proper battery

confirm you like

better then you buy casablanca battery anyhow strap

Battery change, original lid can stay

Battery change, then lid must change also? This one no need. Our Light Bee pack fits under the original lid, with no riser, no lid modification and no locking-mechanism change.

Our case follows the space under your original cover liddat, so you don’t have a separate lid-and-lock job for this one. One less headache already.

First check the outline

That angled end on our case? Check it against the space in your bike. Voltage and capacity matter too, but those numbers alone cannot tell you whether the case will fit.

Our design example is 20S10P, 200 cells. The SOLIDWORKS frame-space model and DogeTune Builder ghost view show the design outline; the finished-case photos show only the outside of the pack.

Both say 72V 50Ah. Shape leh?

Our pack on the left, comparison pack on the right. Both labels say 72V 50Ah. Read the stickers only and you miss the thing sitting right in front of you: different case outlines.

Our case has the angled upper profile; the other case is rectangular. That is all this comparison shows: shape of the case. No output test here.

Display sits up here

No treasure hunt for the display. On this example, the display window sits on top of the closed case, beside the external connections and fabric carry strap.

These details help us see which pack and connections you are looking at. Send a clear photo of your bike plugs; ‘same same one’ makes everybody guess, and guessing is how headache starts.

That label is one example only

This photographed example is labelled 72V 50Ah. That label does not mean every configuration has that capacity.

For this Light Bee pack, we offer 60V, 72V and 81V choices, plus cell options. Nominal capacity and price depend on what you select. Configurator lets you compare the combinations; choose first, then see what follows.

THE FINISHED PACK

Siap. Original lid stays

Original lid and lock stay put. That confirms the physical fit only. A different-voltage pack still cannot be assumed to work with your existing controller or charger unchanged.

When you message us, send the bike details, controller model, charger label and connector photos. Then we can work through voltage, cell choice and connections with you. Depends on the setup, so don’t buy whichever sticker looks most shiok first.

Want one for your Light Bee? Compare the voltage and cell choices on our product page. Need help? Send us the bike details, controller model, charger label and connector photos through WhatsApp.

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