Gear and Parts
Get the Most from Your eBike with the Right Tires
Bicycle tires are one of the easiest upgrades eBike riders can make. By correctly matching the tire to the bike, the rider, and the terrain, you can enjoy improved traction...
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Should You Buy an eBike with a Throttle?
Whether a throttle is right for you depends on your needs and the type of riding you plan to do. Here are some tools to help you decide:
Top eBike Accessories and Upgrades
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.
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Comparing Mechanical vs. Hydraulic Disc Brakes on eBikes
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 cons to help you decide.
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Understanding the Electric Components of an eBike
If you're interested in learning more about eBikes, it's important to understand the key electrical components shared by all makes and models: electric motor, battery, and controller.
Comparing Front Hub, Rear Hub, and Mid-Drive eBike Motors
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 the type of riding you plan to do will help you get the most out of your eBike.
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Step-Through or Top-Tube? Comparing Traditional “Double Diamond” and Low-Step Bicycle Frames
While both top-tube and step-through bicycle frames have their own distinct advantages, it’s important to consider both options to see what will work best for your individual needs. In this article, we’ll examine all the ways that your bike's frame can make or break its fit for you.
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