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Our Mega 72 Battery is for those that don't accept compromise: you get insane power with close to limitless autonomy. Offering 17kW of power while packing 177% as much energy as the original battery.
Not only our 72V Mega 72 Battery will make you fly, it will also allow you to venture into uncharted territory thanks to its 3600Wh of capacity.
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Batteries are the fuel powering our bikes. If we want stellar performance, we'd better use rocket fuel! 🚀
Unleash 300% more power and 176% more energy than stock with the Mega 72. Hand-built in France with top-tier Samsung cells, this 72V beast thrives in -20°C snow or +40°C dust, packed in a sleek stainless-steel case.
Double your ride—40km stock becomes 80km. With 3600Wh (vs 1843Wh stock) and efficient cells, it’s built for distance. Monitor it all with the built-in LCD meter.
Designed for high-power controllers, it delivers 17kW—pure domination on any terrain. The 72V boost maximizes efficiency, torque, and speed, while the Bluetooth BMS tracks stats live on your phone.
A programmable BMS ensures safety, cutting current if needed, while the robust case with integrated handle shrugs off damage. Precision-tuned for peak performance.
60V offers range and stock compatibility; 72V cranks power higher, demanding custom setups. Mega 72 blends both worlds—epic capacity and raw output. Which rider are you?
Cells | A-grade Samsung Li-Ion INR 21700 cells |
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Nominal Voltage | 72V |
Nominal Capacity | 50Ah (3600Wh) |
Power Output | Up to 17kW |
BMS | 300A bluetooth BMS |
Cell connections | 0.3mm pure copper busbar |
Casing | Stainless-steel case with integrated handle and LCD |
Cycle Life | 500 cycles with 80% of nominal capacity |
Weight | 15kg |
Height | 37cm |
Compatibility | All 72V compatible controllers and chargers |
Lid fitting | In order to get the best capacity, this pack is slightly taller than the original one. It perfectly fits the original battery compartment with a minor (30 seconds) closing hook extension. |
It is indeed!
Hey there! Very good question :) We offer the LB batteries with QS8 as well (product page update is coming but you can already ask for it!). I recommend to go for the QS8 if possible as it allows to get a better efficiency with larger cables and a direct connexion without the circuit breaker. Both the Supra and the QS8 have a limited power output (QS8 is rated 200A continuous). Now continuous doesn't mean much for vehicles as even on long straights, current demand drops as soon as you reach peak torque.
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Hey there! Yes you're right to highlight this. The "data" cable is only used for the stock battery to send BMS data to the stock controller. Aftermarket controllers don't use it, we don't build a data port. All the BMS information are accessible over bluetooth for real-time consulting. The most useful info the controller needs from the battery is how much there's left, and this it can deduce directly from the voltage, so no additional cable required 👍
The only difference is the max output power due to the use of very high discharge cells. At "normal" power, the range will be the same.
Regarding cell rating I meant what type of cell? 50E? 40T? Other?
Thanks for your interest! 1. We offer a 2-year warranty on all of our batteries 2. JBD BMS, best in class BT app on iOS and Android 3. A-grade, bench tested charge and discharge. 4. We use cell holders and fill the case with some vibration dampening foam to make sure it sits tight and the bikes vibrations won't alter its integrity.
There's an app that allows to connect your phone to the BMS and see everything realtime. But the Torp cannot communicate with the battery over bluetooth.
Not sure what you mean. The power cable is plug and play, now with aftermarket controllers you just don't need the data cable any more.
Hello Giacomo. They are about the same, both the Mega 72 and the Mega 80 have a 3,2kWh capacity. One has higher Ah but with a lesser voltage so in the end the Wh (what matters) is the same as they both have about the same number of cells inside.
With the Ultra Charger it can be done in just above an hour (from 0 to 100%) and about 50min if you're closer to 10% than 0.
The battery is 370mm, just enough to fit without touching the USB corner of the lid. We'll be coming with new photos in a couple of days.