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The # 1 Benefit Of An Electric Bike- Go Farther Faster

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Channel: oxmanagain · 2018 · Howto & Style

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How to ride a bike without pedaling. This is the most fun I have had on a bicycle in a long time. What’s an e-Bike? An e-Bike is a bicycle with an integrated electric motor. It’s a boost when you need it, and a bike when you don’t.

I reviewed this bike riding it all over the place. The more I road the farther I wanted to go. I went distances that I thought I would never ride a bike. This electric bike ( e-bike) has made me want to do more exercise, get out of the house more, and just travel. I think if you get an E-bike you will Love all the fun you will have and it is so easy. 


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100 Series e-Bikes
2 Frame Options
3 Sizes
Integrated/Removable Battery
Throttle and Pedal Assist Ride Modes

Public transit-friendly
Bring it on board
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Three Classes of E-bikes
After you decide which style of e-bike you want, consider the class. In the US, there are three classes defined by the type of assist and how fast the motor will propel you. Most electric bikes sold are class 1 or 3. Class 1 bikes have a motor (max 750w) that assists while you're pedaling, up to 20 mph. Class 3, also known as “speed pedelec” can also have up to a 750w motor, but it can assist you up to 28mph. Both of those are allowed in most states and cities without a license. Class 2 has throttles that don't require you to pedal to get a boost. They're allowed on most streets, bike lanes, and paths, but less popular than the other classes and not covered much here (because we still love to pedal and the greater distances pedal assist bikes can cover).

A Wide Range of Motors and Batteries
E-bikes mostly use motors and battery options from a few major suppliers: Bosch, Yamaha, Shimano, and Brose. A few other brands exist, but are less reliable or powerful. Some, like the Yamaha system, have more torque, and others are quieter. But generally, all four make good options. Look for motor output (in watts) which will give you an idea of total power. But watt hours (Wh) is perhaps a better figure to use—it takes into account battery output and life to give a truer reflection of power.

Battery Range
For many bikes, battery range is more important that total power (because they're all pretty powerful). You want a bike that delivers a range long enough for your rides at the power levels you want. Most e-bikes will have three to five levels of assist kicking in anywhere from 25 percent of you pedal power to a 200 percent boost. Consider how fast the battery takes to recharge, especially if you'll be using your bike for long commutes.

Other Features to Consider
As electric bike options continue to expand, more brands are integrating the battery more seamlessly. That makes them look sleeker (and more like a real bike). Batteries are expensive, so make sure there's a good way to lock the battery to your bike if you'll be keeping it outside. Overall weight is important. Some battery and motors can add 15 pounds or more to the bike. With the assist, you won't feel that much when you're riding, but you will if you have to carry your bike up stairs or lift it onto a bike rack.

Because e-bikes are capable of greater speeds for longer periods of time than standard bikes, you want extra control. Wider tires provide traction and some bump absorption with little penalty. You also want strong brakes to slow you (and all that extra weight) easily. It's worth looking at the quality of the brakes and investing in bikes with better ones if you can. https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/a22132137/best-electric-bikes/

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