I’ve had many discussions with friends about e-bikes and the question that often pops up is: Are e-bikes considered motorized vehicles? It’s a fair question because, after all, they have motors. But the answer isn’t a simple yes or no—it depends on where you live and, more importantly, the kind of e-bike you’re riding. Let’s
I remember the first time I saw a Class 4 e-bike whiz by. The speed, the power—it was unlike any electric bike I’d seen before. Sure, I had heard about Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes, but this? This was a different beast entirely. It looked more like a motorcycle than anything else, but still,
E-bike batteries are the heart of your ride, powering up your daily commutes or weekend adventures. But what happens when your trusty battery starts acting up? Maybe it’s not holding a charge as long as it used to, or you’re seeing error codes on your display. Before panicking or buying a new battery, resetting it
I’ve always loved riding dirt bikes. There’s something about zipping through rugged trails, feeling the wind and the adrenaline rush all at once. But as electric dirt bikes gain popularity, a question keeps coming up—are they street legal? This isn’t a straightforward answer, and in most cases, they are street legal, but it depends on
Dirt bikes, those nimble, two-wheeled beasts of the off-road world, are as versatile as they are exhilarating. Typically, they’re equipped with engines no larger than 125cc, and come in a variety of styles to suit all riders, regardless of gender. Now, you might be wondering, ‘Just how fast can a dirt bike go?’ Well, that’s
You might be wondering, “How fast can a 200cc mini bike go?” If you crave the rush of wind against your face and the thrill of speed, then 200cc mini bikes are about to become your new best friend. Compact yet powerful, these machines are built for adrenaline-fueled adventures on both off-road trails and city
As a long-time cycling enthusiast, I’ve had the privilege of riding a variety of bikes from different brands. Two brands that have always stood out to me are Trek and Specialized. Trek, with its vast array of options and years of experience, is like the wise old sage of the bike world. On the other
Alright, let’s talk about the Trek 800 mountain bike. Is it good? Short answer: depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re into cutting-edge, modern bikes with all the bells and whistles, the Trek 800 might feel like a relic. But if you’re looking for a budget-friendly, durable bike, this old timer could still have
When people mention a 26-inch bike, they’re talking about the wheel diameter. Just the rim, not including the tire. These bikes typically suit people between 4’8” and 5’3” tall. While 26-inch wheels were once the mountain biking gold standard, they’ve been mostly replaced by 27.5” and 29” wheels for better performance. But don’t count them
Proper bike fit is crucial for comfort, performance, and safety in cycling. Many cyclists underestimate its importance, but it can significantly impact your potential. A well-fitted bike enhances comfort and allows for faster, more efficient rides. Here are some signs that your bike might not fit correctly and what you can do to fix it.