When it comes to choosing a new bike or just one to add to your ever-growing collection, it can be hard to decide between all the different bike manufacturers.
To help you out, in this article, we take a look at Cannondale vs Trek bikes to see how these two giants of the bike industry stack up against each other.
An electric bike can cost anywhere from $600 to $10,000, depending on the quality of the bike and other factors, with most within the bracket of $1500 to $4000.
However, there’s a lot more worth understanding than that – so in this article, I’ll be walking you through the different factors that affect the cost of electric bikes, and what features and build quality you can expect from electric bikes in different price brackets.
Unless you’re a mechanical engineer, a physicist, or in the industry, you might be asking yourself: How do electric bikes work? In simple terms, an electric bike (or eBike) works by using a motor to assist you while you pedal. This motor is powered by a rechargeable battery mounted somewhere on the bike. However, there’s … Read more
Electric bikes are an excellent invention that massively increases the accessibility of the sport, and there are a vast range of worthwhile electric bike brands.
Between all of us in the BikeTips team, we’ve had the chance to try out a vast range of electric bikes – and we’ve selected seven of the best eBike brands, from A-Z.
Belt drives are becoming increasingly popular for bicycles as technology improves, and belt-drive electric bikes are particularly well-suited to take advantage of the design’s unique characteristics.
If you are thinking about joining the ranks of electric bike riders, in this article, we will take a look at the different transmission systems and whether belt-drive electric bikes are superior to the traditional chain-drive system.
Trying out an electric bike, also known as an eBike, for the first time can be a thrilling experience. This is because an eBike can unlock a whole treasure trove of new cycling opportunities due to its speed and power.
However, to choose an eBike that works for you, you need to understand the variety of types of electric bikes, and the 3 main eBike classes that differentiate them.