Lee Naftali 
The US categorizes electric bikes into three major classes. Class 2 e-bikes are unique because they are both throttle and pedal-assisted. You can ride a class 2 bike without pedaling at all. Class 2 e-bikes also give you access to other motor assistance modes until you reach a top speed of 20 mph (32km/h). …
In the US, electric bikes are categorized into three major classes. Class 3 bikes are the most powerful e-bikes among the three classes and are closer to mopeds and motorcycles than traditional bikes. They are also known as speed pedelecs (pedal electric cycle) in Europe and can reach speeds of up to 28 mph …
When most people think about electric skateboards, they assume the price tag is too expensive. However, there are a lot of cheap electric skateboards if you just know where to look. Well, we’ve done our homework to review some of the best budget electric skateboards on the market. When we say “cheap” skateboards we …
Folding electric bikes are an offering that speaks to the electric bike industry’s commitment to innovation and creativity. Installing a folding mechanism on e-bikes solves several problems, especially for city dwellers. It makes it easier to incorporate biking into your commute if you use public service transport, it is ideal for bikers who have …
Electric bikes are popular because they are convenient, environmentally friendly, fast, and fun to ride. However, “fast” is relative, and e-bike makers are outdoing each other to catch the attention of riders with a high affinity for speed. Despite these spirited efforts, makers have to work within the set safety and speed limits, which vary …
While electric bikes have been around since the 1990s, it was not until around 2007 when they became a regular feature on roads in major Chinese cities. It was also during this time they became more acceptable among cyclists in the West, starting with Europe. The earliest versions came with power controls and torque sensors, …