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What makes the Kepler Dual Battery e-bike different from previous Kepler versions?Updated an hour ago

The Kepler Dual Battery e-bike introduces substantial upgrades over earlier Kepler models, focusing on range, safety, comfort, control, and real-world usability rather than cosmetic changes.

True dual-battery system
Unlike previous single-battery Kepler models, the new Kepler uses two removable batteries operating together as one system. Power management is automatic, extending real-world range and maintaining consistent performance throughout longer rides without manual switching.

Resin-filled battery construction
Both batteries are resin-filled, which stabilizes internal cells, reduces vibration-related wear, improves heat distribution, and adds protection against environmental exposure. This supports long-term durability and battery safety compared to earlier designs.

Apple Find My integration
The new Kepler adds Apple Find My compatibility, allowing the e-bike to be located through Apple’s Find My network if misplaced or stolen. This feature was not available on previous Kepler versions and does not require a subscription.

Selectable pedal-assist sensor options
Riders can choose between a torque sensor for responsive, natural-feeling assist or a cadence sensor for smooth, steady power delivery. Earlier Kepler models were limited to a single assist style.

24-inch wheels for improved handling
The Kepler Dual Battery uses 24-inch wheels instead of larger 26-inch wheels. This lowers the bike’s center of gravity, improving low-speed stability, making starts and stops easier, and increasing confidence when riding with cargo or in urban environments.

Comfort and fit upgrades
A suspension seatpost reduces road vibration, while an adjustable stem allows riders to fine-tune handlebar height and reach for a more personalized riding position.

Improved braking and safety systems
The new Kepler features 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes with 203 mm rotors front and rear, motor cutoff brake levers, integrated lighting with front turn signals, a brake-activated rear light, and a built-in horn for improved visibility and control.

Faster charging and utility improvements
Included 3A chargers reduce charging time, and the MIK-HD compatible rear rack supports secure attachment of cargo accessories and child seats.

Together, these updates make the Kepler Dual Battery a more capable, safer, and more adaptable e-bike for commuting, long-distance riding, and everyday real-world use compared to previous Kepler models.

Need to confirm details before deciding?

View the Kepler Dual Battery product page for current pricing, availability, configurations, and full technical specifications.

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