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E-Bike Safety Notice (UK)

E-bikes are a sustainable and efficient way to travel, but because they use lithium-ion batteries, they can pose serious fire risks in enclosed areas such as basements, bike stores, or corridors.

đźš« Why indoor storage is restricted

  • Battery fires spread fast — lithium-ion cells can overheat and ignite without warning.
  • Toxic smoke and gases can quickly fill enclosed spaces and block escape routes.
  • Charging risks — many incidents start while charging or using damaged chargers.

âś… Safer storage tips

  • Store and charge your e-bike in a well-ventilated outdoor area.
  • Use only the manufacturer’s original charger and unplug once fully charged.
  • If a battery feels hot, swells, hisses, or smokes — move away immediately and call 999.

📚 Further information (UK)

  • UK Government: Lithium-Ion Battery Safety for E-Bikes
  • Battery Safety for E-Cycle Users (GOV.UK)
  • London Fire Brigade: Lithium Battery Safety
  • Fire Safety Order 2005 – Legal Duties Explained

Complies with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
This isn’t about banning bikes — it’s about keeping everyone safe. 🚲💚

Last updated: 2026-01-13 13:26:58

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