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Make your 750W electric bike faster by optimizing the motor controller, upgrading to a better battery, adjusting gear ratios, and improving aerodynamics. Keeping the drivetrain well-maintained and tuning throttle response also enhances speed while ensuring smooth rides

Pregnant and passionate about biking? Our guide shows you how to ride with ease and safety. Learn to adjust your pace, stay well-hydrated, and pick the perfect bike—including electric options—while following your doctor's advice for a smooth, secure ride.

Keep your bike rust free by cleaning it regularly, applying protective coatings, and storing it in dry places. Check for rust frequently, especially in hidden spots, and use rust-resistant materials to ensure your bike lasts longer and stays in top condition.

Choosing your first electric bike involves considering key factors like motor power, battery range, frame design, and comfort. Determine whether you need a city, mountain, or road bike, and set a budget that aligns with your riding needs for an informed decision.

The main difference between Class 1 ebikes and Class 2 ebikes is that Class 1 bikes only provide pedal-assist, while Class 2 bikes have both pedal-assist and throttle control, giving riders the option to engage the motor without pedaling.

A Class 1 electric bike offers pedal assist only, with the motor providing assistance when you pedal. These bikes have a maximum speed of 20 mph and are street legal in most areas, making them ideal for commuting or casual cycling.