Obsolete Models
The technology for electric bikes has been moving forward over the last few years. Improvements in battery technology has given greater distances making using electric bikes for commuting a much more viable option. The advent of Lithium batteries reduced the weight and mass to be carried. Lighter more compact brushless motors have made a significant difference too.
To this end we do change our bikes when necessary. Here you will find manuals to previous Batribike models. For spares please contact your local Batribike Stockist or call our main office.
Check the table below for details of Obsolete BATRIBIKE Electric Bicycles. Some models are very similar so please also check the years listed below the images.
Batribike prides itself on its customer support and therefore we keep spares of previous models wherever possible.
| Image | Model Description | Link to Manual | Replaced By |
|---|---|---|---|
Diamond 24v 2007 to 2010 |
Part of the Gemstone Range and available in Silver or Black. This was one of our most popular models and has been developed over the years into the current 36v Diamond LCD
Vertically mounted 24v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Diamond Regen 2010 to 2011 |
This development of the Diamond was the first with the rack mounted 36v battery. This model also utilised regenerative braking to put power back into the battery when going down hill.
Carrier mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Diamond LCD 6 2011 to 2012 |
This Diamond model is essentially the same as the current Diamond LCD .The newer model has an updated LCD. This LCD has four buttons and six power assistance levels with an ‘auto’ mode to select the throttle.
Carrier mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Granite 24v 2007 to 2010 |
Part of the Gemstone Range with the popular distinctive shaped frame tube and torque sensor power delivery. The Granite has now been redesigned into the stylish frame of the current 36v Granite LCD
Vertically mounted 24v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Granite Regen 2010 to 2011 |
This development of the Granite was the first with the rack mounted 36v battery. This model also utilised regenerative braking to put power back into the battery when going down hill.
Carrier mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Quartz 24v 2009 to 2010 |
Developed for easy access with a low step-through frame this folder was extremely popular. The EBC handlebar mounted controller was very simple to use.
Vertically mounted 24v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Quartz SE 2010 to 2011 |
Exactly the same as the standard Quartz but with an 8Ah battery for those requiring less distance and with a lower retail price.
Vertically mounted 24v 8Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Quartz Regen 2010 to 2011 |
This development of the Quartz was the first with the rack mounted 36v battery. This model also utilised regenerative braking to put power back into the battery when going down hill.
Carrier mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Mercury 2010 |
A taller step through frame with 700C wheels and rack mounted battery. The Mercury utilised the EBC control system and had ‘easy adjust’ handlebars.
Carrier mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Mercury SE 2010 to 2011 |
A 26’’ wheel step through frame with the same control system as its bigger sister the Mercury. This 36v entry level bike had a black frame and Dutch style handlebars.
Vertically mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Onyx 2007 to 2009 |
Part of the Gemstone Range the debut folder from Batribike with a stylish frame, torque sensor power delivery and 20” wheels.
Vertically mounted 24v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Breeze (Silver) 2008 to 2009 |
The Breeze was designed as an entry level folder with 16” wheels and a rear disc brake. The 36V lithium battery and auto sensing front LED made it very well spec’d in its class.
Vertically mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Buzz 2008 to 2009 |
The Buzz was offered as a comfortable entry-level electric bike with a lead acid battery. The Buzz had 16” ‘cheese cutter’ style wheels, full suspension and was offered in a choice of nine exciting colours.
Vertically mounted 36v 10Ah Lead Acid Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Trike 16 2011 to 2012 |
A development of the first trike the trike 16 had a 20” front wheel and 16” wheel at the rear. This has been superseded by Trike 20.
Under Rear Basket mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
Trike (Black/Blue) 2010 |
Batribike’s first trike was available in black or blue. The large baskets and tilting mechanism proved as popular as its compact design.
Under Rear Basket mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
NOT AVAILABLE | Click to view suggested replacement |
Lite 2008 to 2010 |
A super small micro electric bike that weighed in at les than 10kg. Features included an integrated front LED light, folding handlebars and a top speed of 12mph. The light was offered in two colour ways – Silver/Red and Black/Red
Internal to Frame 14.4v 11Ah Lithium Battery |
NOT AVAILABLE | NO REPLACEMENT |
Micro 2010 to 2011 |
The Micro is a development of the Lite. A folding frame and a more sophisticated handlebar folding mechanism make the Micro much more compact for transportation. Particularly when using the Micro Carry Bag.
Internal to Frame 14.4v 11Ah Lithium Battery |
NOT AVAILABLE | NO REPLACEMENT |
Tungsten 2009 to 2010 |
Rugged mountain bike styling with a vertically mounted 36v lithium manganese battery. The Tungsten had a handlebar mounted LCD display system, torque sensor power delivery and disc brakes.
Vertically mounted 36v 10Ah Lithium Battery |
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Click to view suggested replacement |
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