How fast can an eBike go?

Class I and II eBikes can look almost identical to the untrained eye, but they have some important differences in features, functionality, and trail access. Let's explore the differences between Class I and II eBikes, and the pros and cons...

Learn how to diagnose and repair flat tires on eBikes. Packing list of the items you should carry in your puncture repair kit on eBike rides. Alternatives to repairs on the road or trail.

For some riders, a suspension seatpost can be an important upgrade. Let's review who should consider adding a suspension seatpost to their eBike, how to choose a suspension seatpost, and important compatibility information.

In this article, we’re going to cover what you need to take into consideration when planning an eBike tour, what essential items you need to take with you on your trip, and the big charging and second battery questions that might be...

EBPMAN operates a popular YouTube channel focusing on tech products and gadgets. Recently he checked out the Denago City Model 1 eBike - watch now and find out why he says "it's like having superpowers" when you ride one.

Learn how to service and maintain your eBike, including options for DIY (do it yourself), local bike shops, and mobile repair options like Velofix and Velotooler.

Learn about riding eBikes in the rain, the IP rating system for dust and water resistance, and safety tips for riding electric bicycles in wet weather.

Bike.com takes a look at the top eBike accessories for safety, comfort, and convenience. See must-have and nice-to-have eBike add-ons that increase your eBike performance and fun.

Put simply, an eBike (or electric bicycle) is a bicycle that has an electric motor and battery. The electric motor allows the rider to travel faster and further than they could go on pedal power alone.

Comparing the specs, features, payload, speed, and range of the Denago City Model 1 vs. Rad Power RadCity 4 eBikes.

For some riders, speed is the last thing on their mind when selecting an eBike. They’re concerned about comfort, safety, efficiency, and ease of use. For other riders, it’s all about speed, and that’s OK as well. Let’s take a look...

Grip-style twist throttles and push button thumb throttles are both common on eBikes. Whether one of these throttle options is right for you depends on your needs and the type of riding you plan to do. Here are some tools...

The range of an eBike largely depends on battery capacity. Battery capacity is measured in Watt-hours, “Wh” - you can think of Watt-hours as the equivalent to the size of the fuel tank on a gas-powered automobile.

EBikes work by turning on an electric motor, which propels riders faster and further compared with pedaling alone. To work properly, the brain of an eBike (called a “controller”) needs to know whether the rider is pedaling. That’s accomplished by...

Almost all high-quality eBikes on the market will use disc brakes, and those disc brakes can be one of two common styles - mechanical or hydraulic. While both systems have their merits, it’s worth taking a look at their pros and...

EBikes are commonly offered in two frame styles - traditional “double diamond” (step-over) and step-through (sometimes called “low step”). Each of these two designs has some key pros and cons you should consider before purchasing. 

Modern electric bicycles typically use one of 3 common motor types - front hub, rear hub, and mid-drive. Each of these motor options has some key pros and cons you should consider before purchasing an eBike. Matching the motor to...

Modern, high-performance electric bicycles use lithium-ion batteries. EBike batteries are precision devices that require care and handling to deliver the best possible performance and a long lifespan. Avoid extreme temperatures, keep it clean and dry, and monitor charging cycles.

If you're interested in learning more about eBikes, it's important to understand the key electrical components shared by all makes and model: electric motor, battery, and controller.

To get the most out of your eBike and extend its lifespan, you should service and maintain it regularly. While advanced repairs might require the attention of a trained technician or bike shop, there are also some basics that anyone...

Keeping your eBike battery topped-off is simple, right? Just plug it into the wall. While that's true, with just a little extra thought and effort, you can get more from your eBike, including more range and longer battery lifespan. Check...

Properly cared for, hydraulic disc brakes will last the lifetime of the eBike for most riders, but maintenance is occasionally needed. Here are some tips for keeping your hydraulic disc brakes in tip-top shape.