Bicycles and E-Bikes

Bicycles are human-powered vehicles with two wheels, a frame, pedals, and handlebars. They are widely used for transportation, recreation, and exercise. Bicycles are eco-friendly and promote physical fitness, making them a popular choice for short commutes and leisurely rides.

E-Bikes, or electric bicycles, are similar to traditional bicycles but come equipped with an electric motor and a battery to assist with pedaling. This pedal-assist feature can make riding less strenuous, especially on hills or during long commutes, thus broadening the appeal to a wider range of riders, including those who might find traditional biking challenging. E-Bikes can often travel faster and farther than regular bicycles, thanks to the motor assistance. They typically come with various modes that can be adjusted based on the rider’s preference for exercise intensity or speed. With growing concerns about environmental sustainability and urban congestion, E-Bikes present a convenient and greener alternative to cars for many daily trips, while still offering the health benefits associated with cycling.