A Brighton couple say they will never buy an e-bike again after their two bikes reportedly exploded.
Steven Cooper and his girlfriend arrived at a restaurant parking lot around 2:30 pm on Sunday with the recently purchased bikes in tow.
Cooper says they then noticed flames coming from the back of the truck.
According to Cooper, he never had any concerns about e-bikes before this incident.
A spokesperson from the Ontario Fire Marshal says, “Lithium-ion batteries can overheat, catch fire or explode if they are not charged properly.”
This incident is the second one involving e-bike batteries, after an explosion outside a Cobourg home earlier this month.
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E-bikes catch fire outside downtown Brighton restaurant
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