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Can e-bikes hit 40 mph? Yes, with high power motors and battery upgrades, but they're no longer legal "e-bikes." Standard classes max out at 20-28 mph, while faster options require registration and licensing like motorcycles or mopeds.

DIY electric bikes cost $700-$2,800+ vs $1,500-$7,000 for store-bought. Building saves money if you have skills and time; buying offers warranties and reliability with less hassle.

Motorcycle style ebikes are revolutionizing American city travel. Blending retro design with cutting-edge tech, the Qiolor Tiger RE delivers style and sustainability—transforming daily commutes nationwide.

Heavier riders can enjoy e-biking too! Learn about weight limits, what happens if you exceed them, and the key features to look for—from reinforced frames to powerful motors—when choosing an electric bike.

5 essential factors to consider before purchasing your commuter bike. From frame materials and braking systems to cargo solutions, the right commuter bike should match your route terrain, weather conditions, and distance while providing comfort and reliability for daily use.

Super 73 ZX Core vs Qiolor Tiger RE: Style meets substance in this e-bike showdown. The lightweight Super 73 brings iconic design and nimble handling, while the feature-packed Tiger RE offers more power, range, and value for serious riders seeking performance.