Browsing: electric bikes

The handling at that top speed was excellent. Thanks to the comfortable upright position and frame geometry, cruising along at…

At 37.7 pounds, it’s just a few pounds heavier than my traditional mountain bike. And yet, with a motor capable…

Once it’s up and running, riders can activate turn signals that illuminate the end of the handlebar, honk a horn…

“Dude. Is that an ebike?” The call came from a man on the sidewalk with a pierced septum and a…

The Centris 2’s seat is low and the handlebars are high, more reminiscent of a standing scooter than a classic…

This is a 176-pound ebike, so you’re not going to carry it up your walk-up to keep it safe. Instead,…

The Shimano XT/SLX drivetrain and brakes are popular across the eMTB market. You’re not getting the very lightest tech, but…

It came in just a few pieces (seat, handlebars, front wheel, pedals), all of which I’ve already assembled and adjusted…

If you Ask any bike shop owner or manager if they fix electric bikes, you get an interesting array of…

Specialized’s proprietary, 700-watt motor feels natural—sometimes to an annoying extent, as the bike is designed for you to pedal and…

While Aventon is known first and foremost as an ebike brand, the company started by making fixies in 2013. That…

The bike also has a front fork with 80 millimeters of suspension, so accidentally piloting all 60 pounds of it…

The bike’s 36V/360-Wh lithium ion battery is certified to UL2271 and UL2849 safety standards for electric bicycles, which means the…

A few months ago, a family came into Pasadena Cyclery in Pasadena, California, for a repair on what they thought…

Belt-drive bikes offer some huge upsides. First, they usually require less maintenance, with many belts often lasting twice as long…

Some bike lock makers provide their own internal security ratings for guidance. Those can be helpful, but the most secure…