REPLACING PARTS

Regularly replacing motorbike and electric vehicle parts helps the vehicle run smoothly and saves on major repair costs.

Replacing the Motor

Whether you're using an electric motorbike or are concerned about regulations such as those governing 50cc vehicles, prioritizing component quality and reputable repair shops should always come first. 

Regular inspection and cleaning: Dust accumulating on the motor over time can cause overheating and reduced performance. This helps detect potential issues early, extending motor lifespan and improving safety.

Replacing the electric motor at the right time, choosing a reputable service provider, and performing regular maintenance will help you save costs, ensure safety, and extend the lifespan of your vehicle. Proactively inspect and maintain your vehicle, and contact an authorized repair center when it shows signs of trouble.

Reliable electric motor replacement service at My Anh

The cost of replacing an electric motor varies depending on power output, brand, motor type, and labor fees (in-store or at-home service). For an accurate quote, please call the My Anh hotline for dedicated support.

1. Parts That Require Periodic Replacement for Motorbikes

Motorbikes use internal combustion engines, requiring maintenance and part replacement based on mileage to avoid breakdowns on the road.

Engine oil: Should be replaced every 1,000-1,500 km for automatic scooters, and 1,500-2,000 km for manual/geared motorbikes.

Gear oil (transmission oil): Replace periodically - for every 3 engine oil changes, replace the gear oil once (approximately every 6,000-8,000 km).

Air filter: Should be inspected and replaced every 10,000 km to keep the engine running well and save fuel.

Brake pads & brake fluid: Should be inspected every 15,000-20,000 km. Replace immediately if the brakes squeal or lock up.

Drive belt: Inspect after 15,000 km and replace after approximately 20,000 km to prevent it from snapping.

Spark plugs: Should be replaced every 10,000-12,000 km to ensure good ignition, easy starting, and fuel efficiency.

2. Parts That Require Periodic Replacement for Electric Bicycles and Electric Motorbikes

Electric vehicles run on batteries, requiring users to pay special attention to the power system and drivetrain.

My Anh recommends usinggenuine replacement parts: Prioritize genuine parts from authorized service centers or reputable stores to ensure compatibility and absolute safety on the road.

Battery (lead-acid or lithium): This is the "heart" of the vehicle. Lead-acid batteries typically last 1.5-3 years (380-500 charge cycles). Lithium batteries last longer, from 3-5 years.

Signs it needs replacing: Charges quickly but also drains quickly, the vehicle feels weak or sluggish, or the battery shows swelling or gives off an odor.

Tires and inner tubes: Check tire pressure regularly. Replace when the tread is deeply worn, cracked, or has been punctured too many times.

Brake pads: Similar to motorbikes, electric vehicle brake pads wear down over time. Replace when braking feels weak or the brake lever feels loose.

Chain, sprocket, and bearings: Lubricate regularly. Replace the chain/sprocket when it starts slipping or making an unpleasant grinding noise while pedaling.