Is this water proof and can it work on snow? null

Like any electrical device, you don't ever want to submerge a battery or any other component of the electrical system. Or even get them overy wet Of course the big question here is " who would want to be out in the rain anyway on a bike? Or who would want to ride through water deep enough to submerge the motor/hub/battery?? Final comment: this bike is not for anyone short on common sense

“Is this water proof and can it work on snow?”

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Like any electrical device, you don't ever want to submerge a battery or any other component of the electrical system. Or even get them overy wet Of course the big question here is " who would want to be out in the rain anyway on a bike? Or who would want to ride through water deep enough to submerge the motor/hub/battery?? Final comment: this bike is not for anyone short on common sense
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