Why don't motorcycles use lithium batteries?
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Motorcycles do not use lithium batteries because lithium batteries are not as adaptable to deep cycle charging and discharging as lead-acid batteries. The following are the signs and causes of battery failure: Warning signs of battery failure: The motorcycle can start, but the dashboard or system will emit a warning sound during the starting moment. Symptoms of insufficient voltage: One scenario is that low-current electrical devices such as remote door opening, dashboard, and radio can function normally, but the starter motor fails to work, producing only a motor sound. Another scenario is that the motor can run normally, but the motorcycle fails to start. The reason is that the battery voltage is too low, causing the modules to malfunction and the system to fail to unlock. Symptoms of complete power loss: The remote cannot open the door, and there is no response at all.