Fwd: What to Do With Your Old E-Bike Battery
Jim Baross
From: Steve Myrick <stevem...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, May 4, 2026, 1:54 PM
Subject: What to Do With Your Old E-Bike Battery
To: San Diego County Bicycle Coalition <educ...@sdbikecoalition.org>, San Diego County Bicycle Coalition <bo...@sdbikecoalition.org>, Ian Hembree <i...@sdbikecoalition.org>, Chloé Lauer <ch...@sdbikecoalition.org>, Jason Vance <ja...@sdbikecoalition.org>, Kevin Baross <ke...@sdbikecoalition.org>
Are you one of the millions of people who purchased an e-bike in the last few years? Have you ever asked yourself the question, “What do I do when my battery reaches its end of life?”
The Battery Network partnered with PeopleForBikes, dozens of bike brands, and thousands of retailers to solve the problem of dead e-bike batteries. Just like in your phone or laptop, e-bike batteries don’t last forever — but they should never go in the trash or recycling bin.
Battery reaches end of life
Find a drop-off location near you
Drop off your battery and The Battery Network handles the rest
E-bikes provide a fun, safe, and accessible riding option for people across the country. The Battery Network drop-off locations accept batteries from in-class e-bikes that are members of the recycling program.
PeopleForBikes
P.O. Box 2359
Boulder, CO. 80306
clint.sandusky
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