For years, electric bicycles in New Jersey lived in a gray zone that felt friendly to riders. Buy an e-bike, charge it, ride it. Paperwork rarely entered the conversation. That world ended on January 19, 2026, when the state signed a law that quietly but decisively rewrote how e-bikes are treated under traffic and motor
Electric bikes feel like a friendly middle ground between cycling and motorized travel, but 2025 brings a tougher legal climate in several parts of the country. Some states are easing rules to boost commuter adoption, while others are tightening requirements around helmets, speed limits, registration, and classification. Riders often find themselves juggling national definitions, state
Indiana’s e-bike and bicycle access rules have matured into a statewide framework that’s clearer than ever. Yet, actual access still depends on who manages the trail. A Class 1 pedal-assist model may be welcome on one paved greenway but banned from another a few miles away. State law now provides a consistent baseline, while city
Many people ship motorcycles to the U.S. for various reasons, including relocation, purchasing rare models, attending events, or completing specialized repairs. Having a clear idea of potential expenses is essential for budgeting and avoiding unexpected costs. Prices vary significantly, influenced by several factors, so understanding the range and what affects it can help in making
Cycling has a way of taking over your life in the best possible sense. It’s the ritual of early mornings on quiet roads, the rhythm of pedals turning, the thrill of chasing a climb or tucking into a descent. But for every hour spent on the bike, there comes a time when your legs need
There’s something pretty special about riding a bike through your city. It’s movement, freedom, a chance to clear your head, or fill it with whatever the wind brings in. But for many women, stepping into the cycling world isn’t always that smooth. The gear shops, the group rides, the pace lines—they can all feel like
Motorized bikes have taken over neighborhoods, alleys, and even morning commutes. They’re everywhere, from delivery riders zipping through side streets to commuters bypassing gridlock like it’s a personal superpower. It’s easy to see the appeal: low fuel costs (or none at all), freedom from parking drama, and just enough speed to make errands feel like
Bicycle accident rates have been climbing across the United States, posing a growing concern for public safety. Once considered a relatively safe mode of transportation and recreation, cycling has become increasingly hazardous, with more injuries and fatalities recorded each year. The alarming surge in bicycle accidents is not an isolated phenomenon but rather the result
June 3rd serves as an annual salute to a dependable companion on roads and trails worldwide: the bicycle. Two wheels, a sturdy frame, and a dash of human power can make a significant difference for both personal health and the planet’s well-being. It may not zoom past traffic in record time, yet at least it
Cyclists across the United States have a new champion. Washington has reclaimed its position as the most bike-friendly state, knocking Massachusetts off the top spot. This announcement from the League of American Bicyclists brings a mix of celebration and sober reflection. While the rankings highlight progress, they also underscore an uncomfortable truth: even the most bike-friendly