Yukon Trail Navigator SM24 Electric Bike Batteries

What You Need to Know About Yukon Trail Navigator SM24 Batteries

An electric cruiser bike is perfect for easy town commuting, running errands, or enjoying a casual weekend ride. However, your riding experience depends entirely on the health of your power supply. Over time and after hundreds of charging cycles, original lead-acid batteries naturally lose their ability to hold a full charge. You might notice your bike struggling up small hills, losing its acceleration, or cutting out long before you reach your destination.

Installing a fresh replacement battery kit instantly restores the original range and speed of your Yukon Trail Navigator SM24 electric bike. Our premium replacement units utilize advanced Absorbent Glass Mat, or AGM, technology. This completely sealed design offers key benefits for everyday riders:

• Maintenance-Free Design: These batteries are completely sealed and factory activated. You never have to add water or check liquid acid levels.
• Spill-Proof Construction: The valve-regulated setup prevents leaks, meaning you can ride across bumpy paths or store your bike safely without worrying about frame damage.
• Reliable Deep-Cycle Power: Engineered to withstand continuous discharge and recharge cycles, providing consistent voltage throughout your entire journey.

How to Choose Your Navigator SM24 Replacement Battery

The Yukon Trail Navigator SM24 electric bike relies on a 24-volt electrical system to power its 250-watt brushless motor. This setup is achieved by wiring two individual 12-volt batteries together in a series inside the plastic battery box located on the frame. When it is time to refresh your power, we highly recommend replacing both batteries at the same time to ensure balanced performance and prevent an old battery from draining your new one.

Finding the right fit is simple when you focus on a few basic specifications:

• Match the Capacity: The standard setup uses 12V 10Ah or 12V 12Ah batteries. Upgrading to a 12V 12Ah kit gives you excellent runtime and matches the precise dimensions of your original compartment.
• Verify Terminal Styles: Look for batteries with F2 flat spade terminals. This allows your existing wiring harness and slide-on connectors to plug in quickly without soldering or modifications.
• Reuse Your Hardware: To keep your replacement affordable, our kits include the individual internal batteries. You will simply open your current plastic enclosure, swap the old blocks for the new ones, and reuse the original cables and keys.

We want you to order with complete confidence. That is why we back our replacement kits with a 60-day return policy. If you ever have questions about compatibility, please visit our contact us page to message our team of specialists, or read our full returns policy to learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many batteries do I need to buy for a full replacement?

A: The Yukon Trail Navigator SM24 electric bike features a 24-volt system that runs on two individual 12-volt batteries connected together. We sell these as complete matching kits so you can replace both internal units at the same time, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

Do these replacement battery kits include a new plastic case and key?

A: No, these are replacement internal batteries only. You will open your original plastic battery box, slide out the old batteries, and connect the new ones using your factory wiring harness. Reusing your original outer enclosure and key assembly keeps the repair simple and affordable.

Can I upgrade to a higher amp-hour battery for more distance?

A: Yes, replacing older 10Ah batteries with our 12V 12Ah AGM batteries is a common upgrade. They feature the exact same physical dimensions, so they slide perfectly into your original battery case while providing extra capacity for longer rides between charges.

Do I need to charge these batteries when they arrive at my home?

A: Our replacement batteries arrive fully charged, sealed, and ready to install immediately. However, we always recommend plugging your bike into its original 24-volt charger before your first long trip to top off the cells and properly calibrate your handlebar battery display.