Ebikes were hot in 2021. We saw investments explode. We also saw legal and infrastructural amendments and a series of new business models.

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Canada's Rize Bikes is just over a year old, and with the 2020 model run now down to the last few available models, the company has launched its 2021 ebike range – which seems to include a model ...

“E-bikes are fast, so stay in control,” the DOT warned delivery riders in a 2021 safety video. Most legal e-bikes are limited to a 20 mph top speed.

Under New York State law, e-bikes are now classified in the same category as regular bicycles and are allowed to travel up to 25 mph, the same as the speed limit for cars.

Traditionally, bike-share programs that add e-bikes look for a way to connect to the existing electrical grid, which often involves tearing up a sidewalk or, like WE-cycle used to do, transporting ...

E-bikes are one of the hottest new tech categories, combining fitness with electric transportation. I recently tested an e-bike for the first time — the MOSH/CTY from Serial 1, a spinoff from ...

Electric bikes (e-bikes) are changing how we move through cities and trails, offering speed, convenience, and a more sustainable way to commute. But as their popularity grows, so do questions about ...

The e-bikes that make up Micah’s current daily drivers are the $999 Lectric XP 2.0, the $1,095 Ride1Up Roadster V2, the $1,199 Rad Power Bikes RadMission, and the $3,299 Priority Current.

Injuries related to micromobility devices including e-scooters, e-bikes and hoverboards have risen an estimated 23% each year since 2017, surging nearly 21% last year from 2021, the federal agency ...

Thus the “rules of the road” apply, but e-bikes are a little different. An e-bike, for example, cannot exceed 750 watts and must not exceed 28 miles per hour on level ground.