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An e-Bike is your ticket to adventure and getting around in an eco-friendly way. With the extra boost of an e-Bike, you get the same feel of a standard bike, only faster and with less effort. Are you ready to join the electric bike revolution?
What Is an Electric Bike?
Electric bikes have battery-powered motors to assist up to 20 mph or 28 mph. This makes climbing steep hills less strenuous and battling headwinds much easier. With an electric bike, you can travel farther and faster with less physical fatigue. Some e-Bikes only provide the boost when pedaling, while others have a throttle for pedal-free cruising.
How Do Electric Bikes Work?
Electric bikes work just like traditional bicycles with the addition of a small electric motor. The integrated battery powers a motor— either built into the wheel or integrated into the middle of the bike frame. You select the amount of assistance you want and start pedaling to receive the boost, and throttle-equipped electric bikes deliver on-demand power. When the charge level gets low, simply plug in the rechargeable battery with the included charger.
E-Bike Buyer's Guide: What to Know
The best e-Bike for you will depend on what style of riding you plan to do. Whether you're looking to replace your cargo bike with something easier to ride or a casual cyclist looking for the perfect electric hybrid bike for a spin around the park, an e-Bike unlocks a new way to ride. Consider things like battery range, top speed, and the terrain of where you plan to take your e-Bike.
Three-Class System for E-Bikes
E-Bikes are organized into three different classes according to top speed and assistance type. Local, state, and federal electric bike laws also use this class system.
- Class 1 e-Bikes: Pedal assistance with a maximum speed of 20 miles per hour.
- Class 2 e-Bikes: Pedal assist and throttle modes with a top speed of 20 miles per hour. Under electric bike laws, Class 1 and Class 2 e-Bikes are typically permitted everywhere standard bicycles are also allowed.
- Class 3 e-Bikes: Pedal assist only with a top speed of 28 miles per hour. Since these bikes are faster, they may be prohibited on certain bike paths or multi-use trails.
Electric Bike Power: Understanding Motor Power and Torque
Electric bikes in the three-class system are limited to a maximum motor power of 750 watts, or one horsepower. Motor power is listed in watts, and motor torque is measured in Newton Meters (Nm). Motor torque (Nm) affects how quickly you can accelerate, while motor power (watts) dictates top speed. Most e-Bikes have between 30 and 100 Nm of torque. The electrical system and batteries are certified according to the UL 2849 and UL 2271 standards to ensure safety.
Range and Battery Capacity: More Watt-hours for Longer Range
Most electric bike batteries have a 400-700 watt-hour (Wh) capacity. Many can go between 30 and 60 miles on a single charge, and some can go even farther. The size of the battery determines electric bike range along with the speed traveled, terrain, rider and cargo weight, and more. Generally speaking, e-Bikes with more watt-hours will go farther, but lightweight e-Bikes require less power, so they can also go far. Many e-Bikes have an "eco" mode, which gives less assistance to conserve battery life and reduce battery anxiety.
The Types of Electric Bikes
E-Bikes are lighter, faster, and sleeker than ever. They are more affordable and come in all shapes and sizes, from heavy-duty cargo e-Bikes to electric mountain bikes and e-road bikes. And they're ultra-reliable, so you can count on them in everyday life. Here at the main categories of electric bikes:
- Electric Cargo E-Bikes: There are front-loading bikes with large cargo boxes or longtail cargo e-Bikes with an extended rear cargo rack to load up however you want. Transport kids, large items, and just about anything else!
- Electric Folding Bikes: The foldable design makes storing and transporting your electric bike easy. Simply collapse the bike down via the hinges located along the foldable frame and steerer tube. These bikes have smaller wheels and are a game-changer for tight apartments, van life, and RV travelers.
- All-Terrain Electric Fat Bikes: Fat tire e-Bikes can tackle any terrain with powerful electric motors, rugged components, and sturdy frames. These models feature wide tires, which make them very stable, even on soft or loose surfaces.
- Electric Mountain Bikes: Electric mountain bikes— or e-MTBs— power up the climbs so you can spend more time and energy descending bike trails and fun downhill routes. There are high-torque motors, large batteries, a suspension fork, and rear shocks on full-suspension models to improve traction and control on the mountain.
- Electric City & Hybrid Bikes: Electric city and hybrid bikes make great commuter bikes for urban riders. They let you explore the city on two wheels. They are fast, convenient, and very practical. They have useful features like rear racks and fenders.
- Electric Road & Gravel Bikes: Electric road bikes give a moderate boost on paved roads. They feel as agile and efficient as regular road bikes. Gravel e-Bikes come with wider tire clearance and a few more rugged features to handle rougher terrain and mixed surface riding. Some models have a mid-drive motor while many have compact, nearly hidden rear hub motors.
E-Bike Maintenance and Riding Tips
- Regular Servicing: You should lube your chain regularly and inflate your e-Bike tires within the recommended range. These things and maintaining the battery will keep your e-Bike in tip-top condition.
- Take Care of Your E-Bike Battery: Proper maintenance helps the battery last longer. Always charge your battery at room temperature, and don't fully deplete it. Don't store it in direct sunlight or hot rooms, either, because electric bike battery fires can happen if you do.
- Stay Safe and Ride Legally: Always wear a helmet when riding your e-Bike and check the local e-Bikes laws where you plan to ride. Some trails and multi-use paths prohibit electric bikes. Ensure your bike handling skills are up to par before riding fast in crowded areas or traffic.
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