Looking at getting an e-bike,, just don't understand them... Do I have to pedal them all the time ,,, or what?
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Some regular bikes have fat frame tubes (typically carbon or aluminum) with enough volume to store a battery. I am starting to see e-bikes on some of our rugged mountain bike trails and some of them are not obviously electric, as non-electric bikes can also have fat frame tubes and large bottom bracket areas for strength.I always wanted to build an e-bike with a conventional metal frame that looks exactly like a regular bike. I suppose the battery capacity would be too limited though.
I've put 9,000 miles on my Pedego. I use the pedals or the throttle. I don't use pedal-assist, but my wife uses it on her e-bike. The bikes are a lot of fun.
I always wanted to build an e-bike with a conventional metal frame that looks exactly like a regular bike. I suppose the battery capacity would be too limited though.
I always wanted to build an e-bike with a conventional metal frame that looks exactly like a regular bike. I suppose the battery capacity would be too limited though.
Some of the road bike e-bikes are hard to tell.I always wanted to build an e-bike with a conventional metal frame that looks exactly like a regular bike. I suppose the battery capacity would be too limited though.